Ella Langley Makes History with Solo Country Top Tens

0:00It's April 17th. Welcome to Music News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. Ella Langley just dropped the bombshell and country music, becoming the first woman ever to land two solo tracks in the top 10 on Billboard's country, Airplay Chart at once. Be her, jump two spots to number 10, pulling in 19.3 million audience impressions last week, up 20%. Meanwhile, Choosing Texas holds steady at number 3, with 27 million. Both cuts come from her sophomore album, Dandelion, out April 10th. Be her, penned by Langley alongside Smith Enquist, Hardy, and Jordan Schmidt, rise the wave of Choosing Texas, which owned the top spot 4. Three weeks straight back in March and April. She's doubled up in the top 10 before, but always with the featured artist, like on Riley Green's hit. Danny Wilson's the only other woman to match that feat, though hers included collabs like, Save Me With Jelly Roll. This solo double up, pure Langley fire.

1:03Choosing Texas has dominated hot country songs for 20 weeks, and even hit the Billboard Hot One, 100 for 6 and counting. Be her, stormed the top 10 in its ninth week, making Langley the lone woman this decade, with multiple tracks blasting up that fast. Teen artists total have notched concurrent top 10s since the chart kicked off in 1990, with Morgan Wall and holding the record at 3. Solo smashes. Ella's rewriting the playbook, proving women are owning country airwaves one bar at a time.