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Summary
- Ella Langley released “Loving Life Again” in March 2026 as a lead-up to her sophomore album, Dandelion, with a music video filmed at her grandpa’s piano in Alabama. The track arrived ahead of the album’s release and is described as a personal, lighthearted tune signaling a return to her creative momentum. [Source: news article detailing the single and its context][1]
- Reports around the same time confirm that “Loving Life Again” was positioned as the final single before Dandelion, and the release followed a performance moment that influenced its selection as a standalone single. This is highlighted in coverage from Holler Country and related outlets. [Source: Holler Country article on the single’s release timing and context][2]
- The Dandelion album, released in April 2026, is described as a self-aware project rooted in Langley’s Southern identity, exploring themes of love, faith, and growth. The album rollout included unreleased tracks like “Bottom of Your Boots” and singles such as “Choosin’ Texas” and the title track “Be Her.” [Source: Ground News exclusive and Wikipedia page notes][3][5]
- Her iHeart and radio-facing promotions list popular songs from Dandelion, including “Choosin’ Texas,” “Be Her,” and “I Can’t Love You Anymore,” with the album featuring a broader set of tracks (18 songs on the 2026 release). [Source: iHeart artist page; Wikipedia/album notes][4][5]
Notes and context
- The album Dandelion was released on April 10, 2026, with ongoing media coverage around its release and Langley’s performances related to the project. If you’d like, I can pull more specifics on tracklist order, chart performance, or recent live performances. [Sources cited above][5][3]
- For a quick snapshot of key tracks to listen to from Dandelion, the singles “Choosin’ Texas,” “Be Her,” and “Loving Life Again” are repeatedly highlighted in coverage and artist profiles. [Sources: Holler Country; iHeart; Ground News][2][3][4]
Would you like a short playlist of the latest singles plus release dates, or a quick chart performance update for Dandelion and its singles? I can also grab a few recent interviews or live performance clips if you want more context about her latest era.