Ella Langley- Hungover (Vinyl) (PREORDER)
hungover is the debut album from rising country music maverick Ella Langley. She’s an Alabama-born singer/songwriter with a rafter-reaching voice that pulls no punches when it comes to writing about life, love, and everything else under the sun. Spiking her unfiltered true stories with unapologetic rock ‘n’ roll grit and unassuming pop appeal, she’s quietly emerged as a phenomenon with millions of streams and a growing fan base. The album, which was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee and produced by Will Bundy, features 14 new songs (including hit single “you look like you love me (feat. Riley Green),”“nicotine,” and “paint the town blue”). Available exclusively on vinyl, the record is topped off with a very special monologue poem written by Langley and her mother, Heather.
Tracklist:
hungover
i blame the bar
you look like you love me (feat. Riley Green)
nicotine
love you tonight
better be tough
paint the town blue
cowboy friends
girl who drank wine
monsters
people change
closest to heaven
cowgirl don’t cry (acoustic)
broken in (acoustic)
monologue
hungover is the debut album from rising country music maverick Ella Langley. She’s an Alabama-born singer/songwriter with a rafter-reaching voice that pulls no punches when it comes to writing about life, love, and everything else under the sun. Spiking her unfiltered true stories with unapologetic rock ‘n’ roll grit and unassuming pop appeal, she’s quietly emerged as a phenomenon with millions of streams and a growing fan base. The album, which was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee and produced by Will Bundy, features 14 new songs (including hit single “you look like you love me (feat. Riley Green),”“nicotine,” and “paint the town blue”). Available exclusively on vinyl, the record is topped off with a very special monologue poem written by Langley and her mother, Heather.
Tracklist:
hungover
i blame the bar
you look like you love me (feat. Riley Green)
nicotine
love you tonight
better be tough
paint the town blue
cowboy friends
girl who drank wine
monsters
people change
closest to heaven
cowgirl don’t cry (acoustic)
broken in (acoustic)
monologue
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