Ella Langley – hungover

Album Info

Artist: Ella Langley

Title: hungover

Year: 2024

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Tracklist

  • 1. hungover (3:18)
  • 2. i blame the bar (2:57)
  • 3. you look like you love me (feat. Riley Green) (3:44)
  • 4. nicotine (3:36)
  • 5. love you tonight (2:53)
  • 6. better be tough (3:06)
  • 7. paint the town blue (3:05)
  • 8. cowboy friends (2:58)
  • 9. girl who drank wine (3:46)
  • 10. monsters (3:02)
  • 11. people change (3:22)
  • 12. closest to heaven (3:10)
  • 13. cowgirl don't cry - acoustic (3:07)
  • 14. broken in - acoustic (2:58)

Review

Ella Langley's debut album, "Hungover," unfolded on the music scene on August 2, 2024, marking a pivotal moment in her journey as a country music trailblazer. Guided by the skillful hands of producer Will Bundy, this album weaves together a rich tapestry of classic country, lively contemporary pop, and gritty Southern rock. Ella shows that she's more than a singer—she's a storyteller weaving her stories with a genuine voice that's ready to echo far and wide.

The collection boasts 14 heartfelt tracks, each molded by Langley's hand. The hit single "You Look Like You Love Me," a striking duet with Riley Green, made waves as it entered the Billboard Hot 100, captivating listeners with its warmth and relatability. Gems like "Nicotine," "Paint the Town Blue," and the title track "Hungover," reveal her compelling prowess for creating infectious melodies that stir the soul, blending heartfelt lyrics with rhythms that beg you to tap your feet.

Ella's powerful vocals are a central pillar of the album, soaring to the rafters and matching the resonant blend of traditional instruments with the pulse of modern influences. Songs such as "I Blame the Bar," "Better Be Tough," and "Cowboy Friends" bring a dynamic country-rock vitality, while "Cowgirl Don't Cry" and "Broken In" gently carry us to more reflective, tender corners of her soul. As a debut, "Hungover" stands tall, laying the groundwork for Ella Langley's bright future in country music and inviting all of us to join her on what promises to be a remarkable journey. - Corrie