Whatever Ella Langley and Miranda Lambert are cookin’ up in the studio, we’re gonna need a second helping.
After teaming up on Langley’s breakout single, “Choosin’ Texas” — a gritty, classic country heartbreaker with just the right amount of mystery — the two singer-songwriters might be working on something even bigger.
And no, it’s not just another co-write. From the sounds of it? It’s more than that.
‘We’re Definitely Doing Something Really Cool Together…’
In a recent interview with Elaina Smith, Langley confirmed that she and Lambert have been spending serious time together — and teased that their partnership is far from over.
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“There’s definitely more,” the CMA award winner said. “We’re definitely doing something really cool together that is more than just the songs.”
Wait… what does that mean? Are we talking about a joint project? A tour? A new artist collab? A co-produced album? Something outside of music entirely?
Whatever it is, one thing’s clear: this duo has serious creative chemistry.
From Writing Retreats to Purse Twins
Langley first shared that she co-wrote “Choosin’ Texas” with Lambert at a writing retreat in late 2024, alongside Taylor Phillips and Chris “Schooter” Dickey.
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The result? A moody, steel-guitar-soaked Texas ballad that sounds like it rolled right out of Amarillo and into our feelings.
“Choosin’ Texas” quickly became a smash hit — especially with Lambert singing background vocals, proving that some musical pairings just work.
So yeah — this may be the start of a full-on Lambert x Langley era. We’re “choosin’” that duo every time.
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