Although Ella Langley has only been in country music for a few years, she has made a remarkable impact. Her hit songs like “Strangers”, “Hungover”, and “You Look Like You Love Me” have set her on a fast track. And this was just the beginning as she performed at the Grand Ole Opry, leaving her mark in the genre.

Discovering the Love for Music

On the God’s Country podcast, Langley shared how she grew up surrounded by singers and musicians. She declared, "This had been the plan for my whole life." At a young age, she learned to command the stage. Her grandpa could sing and play every instrument by ear. Family reunions were filled with singing. Music has been a big part of her life on both her dad's and mom's sides.With a great deal of time spent with her grandparents, Langley learned about music and even how to play the piano. Looking back, she insisted, "I mean, I loved it. Everything about it. I've always loved it. I've never wanted to do anything else. Not even that, I think that I could be good at doing plenty of other things, but this is what I want to do."

The Move to Nashville

Eventually, Langley made her way to Nashville. Looking back on the experience with love, she said, "It's been a cool journey of finding those people for me in town that I just love and love me and believe in me and I believe in them. That's what's really kept me going a lot through this."While having her family's support throughout her journey in country music, Langley and her parents always knew she would end up on a stage. Her family supports her unconditionally and loves her. As she said, "If you ask any of my family, they're like, 'Yeah, we all knew that this was what she was going to do.'"(Photo by Astrida Valigorsky/WireImage)