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The 18 Best Ella Langley Songs of All Time

By YPB Team

Ella Langley has emerged as one of country music's most compelling new voices, combining raw emotional honesty with infectious melodies that have quickly earned her a devoted following.

  1. Country Boy's Dream Girl — ranked #11
    Country Boy's Dream Girl
    Her 2022 early breakout single, later included on the Excuse the Mess EP, a cheeky fan favourite that has since been certified platinum.
    1000pts
  2. Choosin' Texas — ranked #22
    Choosin' Texas
    Her breakthrough smash that spent multiple weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, a heartbreak anthem about choosing independence over a complicated relationship.
    930pts
  3. Weren't for the Wind — ranked #33
    Weren't for the Wind
    The follow-up single to her Riley Green breakthrough, released from the Hungover era, which climbed to No. 18 on the Hot 100 and went triple platinum.
    930pts
  4. Don't Mind If I Do — ranked #44
    Don't Mind If I Do
    Her 2025 reunion with Riley Green, a double-platinum duet that topped Country Airplay and reached No. 23 on the Hot 100 as the follow-up to their first hit.
    818pts
  5. Be Her — ranked #55
    Be Her
    A sultry, confidence-soaked track from her Dandelion album that reached the top five on the Hot 100 and showcased her smoky vocal range.
    818pts
  6. Butterfly Season — ranked #66
    Butterfly Season
    A wistful Dandelion duet with Miranda Lambert reflecting on personal growth and change, which charted at No. 71 on the Hot 100.
    636pts
  7. Loving Life Again — ranked #77
    Loving Life Again
    An upbeat single from her chart-topping 2026 album Dandelion that reached No. 19 on the Hot 100 and earned a platinum certification.
    636pts
  8. Strangers — ranked #88
    Strangers
    Her gold-certified 2024 duet with Kameron Marlowe, a moody country ballad from his album Keepin' the Lights On that reached the Hot Country Songs chart.
    636pts
  9. I Can't Love You Anymore — ranked #99
    I Can't Love You Anymore
    Her duet with Morgan Wallen added to the Dandelion reissue, a Country Airplay No. 1 that peaked at No. 4 on the Hot 100.
    636pts
  10. Dandelion — ranked #1010
    Dandelion
    The platinum title track of her 2026 No. 1 album, released as a promotional single and peaking at No. 27 on the Hot 100.
    636pts
  11. Bottom of Your Boots — ranked #1111
    Bottom of Your Boots
    A standout Dandelion album track that debuted at No. 20 on the Hot 100 and No. 4 on Hot Country Songs before going gold.
    520pts
  12. Jaded — ranked #1212
    Jaded
    Her 2026 collaboration with Koe Wetzel, their second duet after That's Why We Fight, which reached No. 19 on the Hot 100.
    520pts
  13. You Look Like You Love Me — ranked #1313
    You Look Like You Love Me
    Her quadruple-platinum duet with Riley Green, a flirtatious Country Airplay No. 1 that won CMA Single and Song of the Year in 2025.
    520pts
  14. Hell at Night — ranked #1414
    Hell at Night
    Her 2025 genre-crossing collaboration with Houston rapper BigXthaPlug, a platinum country-rap hit that reached No. 26 on the Hot 100.
    382pts
  15. Girl You're Taking Home — ranked #1515
    Girl You're Taking Home
    A song from the 2024 deluxe edition Still Hungover that charted on the Hot 100, went platinum and placed fifth in Holler's ranking of her catalogue.
    382pts
  16. That's Why We Fight — ranked #1616
    That's Why We Fight
    Her 2023 duet with Texas country star Koe Wetzel from the Excuse the Mess EP, a platinum-certified fan favourite that widened her audience before Hungover.
    382pts
  17. Nicotine — ranked #1717
    Nicotine
    A brooding slow-burner from her 2024 debut album Hungover, released as a promotional single and ranked second among all her songs by the critics at Holler.
    382pts
  18. Paint the Town Blue — ranked #1818
    Paint the Town Blue
    A gold-certified 2024 promotional single from her debut album Hungover, which the critics at Holler placed in the top ten of her entire catalogue.
    0pts

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