What Ella Langley has said about Dandelion (album)

Langley says she worked on Dandelion for about a year and a half while touring and co-producing for the first time, and calls synchronicity the album's defining word.

“this record, I mean, I worked on it for like a year and a half. So it still took a while. But I keep saying the big word for this record is synchronicity”

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von: #651 - Ella Langley (Apr 7, 2026) · Listen from 1:18:55

Langley says she built a playlist of more than a hundred reference songs on Spotify to define the guitar tones, drum sounds and background vocals she wanted.

“I had a hundred and something song reference playlist of what I wanted sonically for this record”

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von: #651 - Ella Langley (Apr 7, 2026) · Listen from 1:20:41

Langley explains the album title came from learning dandelion tea detoxes the liver and from the plant's resilience, framing it as growth after her record Hungover.

“I found out that dandelion tea is a detox for your liver”

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von: #651 - Ella Langley (Apr 7, 2026) · Listen from 1:21:33

Langley says she has never been more excited about music and believes she has found her artistic identity.

“I've never been more excited about music in my life”

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von: #651 - Ella Langley (Apr 7, 2026) · Listen from 1:20:08

Langley says she deliberately wrote big, easy-to-remember choruses so audiences could sing along after hearing them once.

“I wanted them to be kind of easy to remember. Big singing choruses, like, you know, you hear that chorus once, and you already knew how to sing it”

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von: #651 - Ella Langley (Apr 7, 2026) · Listen from 1:38:15