Ella Langley has unveiled her latest single, “Choosin’ Texas,” accompanied by a poignant music video directed by Wales Toney. The release on October 17 showcases Langley reflecting on heartache, as she portrays a solitary figure on a barstool, watching a cowboy dance with another woman.
The song was co-written by Langley, alongside the renowned Miranda Lambert, Luke Dick, and Joybeth Taylor. Langley’s lyrics encapsulate the feeling of unrequited love and the sting of watching someone move on. Lines such as, “Just when I thought I got him to fall in love with Tennessee, I shoulda known better than to take him back to Abilene,” vividly illustrate the emotional turmoil of losing someone to their roots in Texas.
At just 26 years old, Langley has quickly established herself in the country music scene, known for her modern take on traditional themes. She has captivated audiences with her previous hits like “Weren’t for the Wind” and “You Look Like You Love Me.” With “Choosin’ Texas,” she continues to merge contemporary songwriting with nostalgic country vibes.
This new release is poised to resonate with fans, further solidifying Langley’s place as a rising star in the industry. The combination of heartfelt lyrics and relatable themes of love and loss serves to showcase her talent and brings a hopeful message that resonates with many. As she navigates her musical journey, audiences can anticipate more engaging stories from this promising artist.