Ella Langley's incredible rise to what we can now define as global fame - given references from everything from the FIFA World Cup to well...everything! And Langley is showing no signs of slowing down, having just sent ‘Loving Life Again’ to Country Radio.

At this point, it's becoming harder to find a song on Dandelion that hasn't found an audience, whether it's the Ella Fellas or the Ella Bellas...!

Since the album arrived in April, ‘Choosin' Texas’, ‘Be Her’, ‘Dandelion’ and ‘Loving Life Again’ have all cemented themselves as standout tracks, while songs like ‘Butterfly Season’ with Miranda Lambert and ‘Bottom of Your Boots’ have also become fan-favourites. Rather than relying on one blockbuster hit, Dandelion continues to grow week after week, with listeners discovering new gems every time they listen.

And it's safe to say the numbers back it up - Dandelion debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, while every one of its 15 main album tracks landed on the Billboard Hot 100 in release week. Langley also became just the second woman ever to top both the Billboard 200 and the Hot 100 simultaneously with a country album, while ‘Choosin' Texas’ made history as the first song by a female artist to sit at No. 1 on the Hot 100, Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts all at the same time. It’s no wonder Langley is looking to keep the momentum going by quickly following up ‘Choosin’ Texas’ and ‘Be Her’ by sending ‘Loving Life Again’ to Country Radio, for it to inevitably get its moment in the spotlight.

And it's a fitting choice. Langley has spoken openly about writing the song during a period of imposter syndrome, despite watching her dreams come true around her, but not without struggle and that’s the story this song tells. There's a beautiful honesty to it that feels different from the swagger of ‘Choosin' Texas’, showing another side of an artist who continues to prove she can do far more than one thing, and is not afraid talk about the hard stuff openly.

The biggest compliment you can pay Dandelion is that everyone seems to have a different favourite. That's rare. Most albums are remembered for one or two defining songs.

Ella Langley's second record is becoming known for producing hit after hit, and in many ways, given its vulnerable yet hopeful message, ‘Loving Life Again’ feels like the cornerstone of Langley's Dandelion era, and the perfect choice for her next single.