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Ella Langley Scores Another No. 1 With “Weren’t For The Wind”
NASHVILLE, TN — Rising country star Ella Langley continues her unstoppable rise, earning another No. 1 single at country radio with her latest hit, “Weren’t For The Wind.”
Co-written by Langley, Johnny Clawson, and Joybeth Taylor, the mid-tempo western track captures the singer’s free-spirited nature while giving fans a heartfelt anthem about independence and fate.
In a touching post on Instagram, Langley shared her gratitude and gave a special shout-out to Taylor:
“There’s no one more deserving than you, JBT. If you love my music, you love Joybeth. I wouldn’t be the same without my sister in song and my favorite writing buddy… We did it, JB.”
Lyrically, “Weren’t For The Wind” explores the longing and restlessness of a wandering heart:
“Maybe I’d settle down, dig in some roots // Find me a farmhouse, find me a you // Maybe I wouldn’t be already gone again // If it weren’t for the wind.”
The song marks another milestone for Langley, whose fanbase continues to grow with each release. With her authentic storytelling and powerhouse vocals, it’s clear that Ella Langley is quickly becoming one of country music’s brightest new stars.
“Weren’t For The Wind” is available now on all streaming platforms.