Ella Langley is turning heads once again with her latest single, “Choosin’ Texas,” a heartbreak-soaked anthem that blends classic country storytelling with her signature grit and honesty.

The song paints a vivid picture of lost love and quiet acceptance — the moment you realize the one you wanted has already given his heart to someone else. With her soulful twang and raw emotion, Langley captures that bittersweet truth perfectly: sometimes, love just belongs somewhere else.

 “She’s from Texas, I can tell by the way / He’s two-steppin’ ’round the room / And judging by the smile that’s written on his face / There’s nothin’ I can do / It doesn’t take a crystal ball to see / A cowboy always finds a way to leave / Drinkin’ Jack all by myself / He’s choosin’ Texas, I can tell.” 

Co-written with country icon Miranda Lambert, along with Luke Dick and Joybeth Taylor, the track shines with authenticity and emotion. Langley and Lambert also co-produced the song with Ben West, and if you listen closely, you can even hear Lambert’s unmistakable harmonies woven through the background.

Langley shared the story behind how the song was born during a writing retreat:

“We were sitting around trading stories, and Miranda started telling one of her wild Texas tales. I said, ‘Well, she’s from Texas, I can tell.’ Everyone just froze — we all knew right then that was the song. It just clicked.”

“Choosin’ Texas” feels like a classic from the first listen — equal parts heartbreak and heat, dusted with that Lone Star magic Lambert and Langley both know so well.

With this release, Ella Langley continues to prove she’s one of country music’s most exciting new voices — honest, fearless, and impossible to ignore.