Ella Langley Unveils Latest Single “Never Met Anyone Like You”
Ella Langley has exciting news for her fans as she gears up for the release of her latest single, “Never Met Anyone Like You,” set to drop this Friday, June 27th. The track, co-written with HARDY and Jordan Schmidt, has been generating a lot of buzz since it was first teased last week.
Sharing a sneak peek into the recording process, Langley posted a grid photo yesterday showing HARDY laying down harmony vocals in the studio. While it’s not confirmed, this clip may suggest that the song could be a duet between the two artists. Both Langley and HARDY bring a touch of Southern rock into their music, making them a great musical match. Their voices in the clip blend seamlessly, indicating a promising collaboration.
Since the release of her album “hungover,” Ella Langley has been making waves in the country music scene. Setting herself apart from her peers, Langley’s unique sound stands apart from modern country music, carving her own path in the genre. With her exceptional songwriting skills, distinctive stage presence, and magnetic personality, Langley has transcended stardom to become a celebrated artist in her own right. Her collaborations with Riley Green have helped raise her profile even further, laying a solid foundation for her solo work.
As anticipation mounts for “Never Met Anyone Like You,” fans of Ella Langley and HARDY are eagerly awaiting this exciting new release. The blend of their musical styles and vocal chemistry promises a track that will captivate listeners. With each new song, Ella Langley continues to push boundaries and redefine what it means to be a country music artist, solidifying her status as a rising star in the industry.
Stay tuned for the release of “Never Met Anyone Like You” this Friday, and experience the magic that unfolds when two talented artists come together to create something truly special. Ella Langley’s journey in country music is one to watch, as she continues to captivate audiences with her fresh, authentic sound.