🎧 Haven’t heard it yet?
Listen to “If It Weren’t For The Wind” on all streaming platforms now, and see why this track is redefining what country can sound — and feel — like.
At the 2025 ACM Awards, Ella Langley delivered a performance that marked more than just a career milestone — it announced her arrival as one of country music’s most compelling new voices.
Taking the stage with quiet confidence, Langley launched into “If It Weren’t For The Wind” — a track already hailed for its raw emotion and lyrical depth. But live, it became something more. Her voice, equal parts grit and grace, filled the room with urgency and vulnerability. Each lyric landed with purpose. Each note carried weight. She didn’t just sing the song — she owned it.
The performance brought the crowd to its feet and social media into a frenzy. And just moments later, Langley returned to that same stage, this time to accept the Single of the Year award — her first major industry win.
The victory felt inevitable. With “If It Weren’t For The Wind,” Langley captured not just a sound, but a feeling — one that resonated deeply with fans and fellow artists alike. The song, co-written with Johnny Clawson and Joybeth Taylor, showcases Langley’s ability to merge classic country storytelling with a fresh, modern edge.