Tracklist
Froggy Went A Courtin’ – Intro	0:23
Dandelion	4:00
Choosin’ Texas	3:51
We Know Us	3:06
Low Lights	3:52
Be Her	3:37
You & Me Time	3:20
Loving Life Again	3:46
Bottom Of Your Boots	3:19
Speaking Terms	4:23
I Gotta Quit	2:21
It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels	3:23
Last Call For Us	3:31
Broken	3:03
Somethin’ Simple	3:27
Butterfly Season	3:32
Most Good Things Do (Acoustic)	2:58
Froggy Went A Courtin’ – Outro	0:51

A Bigger Stage for Ella Langley

Dandelion presents Ella Langley as an artist increasingly comfortable balancing country tradition with mainstream ambition. The album moves through heartbreak, independence, humor, and Southern identity with writing that feels personal and grounded in lived experience.

Langley leans into classic country imagery and old-soul influences while keeping the production contemporary and radio-ready. Tracks like Choosin’ Texas and Butterfly Season showcase strong hooks and emotional immediacy, while deeper cuts broaden the record’s personality and atmosphere.

Folk references, honky-tonk textures, and storytelling shape an album that feels connected to country history without sounding archival. The sequencing and recurring themes give Dandelion a cohesive identity, supported by confident performances and expanded creative scope. As a sophomore release, the record positions Langley less as an emerging voice and more as a defining presence within contemporary country music.

A Breakthrough Country Moment

Dandelion arrived with strong momentum and quickly became a commercial and critical breakthrough for Ella Langley. The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, earned strong critical scores including universal acclaim territory on Metacritic, and benefited from the major success of Choosin’ Texas.

Critics highlighted Langley’s songwriting, vintage influences, and ability to bring traditional country ideas into a modern mainstream setting. The release strengthened her standing among country music’s most closely watched rising stars.