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New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Fresh off the release of her highly anticipated EP love myself, award-winning artist and songwriter Lindsay Ell releases "i shouldn't call you", her new collaboration with Nashville-based indie band Nightly, today via Universal Music.
Written by Lindsay Ell and Nightly and co-produced by Ell and Doug Schadt, "i shouldn't call you" sonically mirrors the emotional journey between heartache and closure. The song opens with sparse instrumentation, haunting reverb, and Ell's vulnerable vocals before shifting gears with prominent percussion, increased tempo, and a freeing guitar solo. Lyrically rooted in the search for self-love, "i shouldn't call you" continues Lindsay Ell's artistic journey of channeling pain into power. "'i shouldn't call you' is the perfect follow-up to love myself, because when you start to love yourself, you can see what you are worthy of and the things that don't fit become clearer," shares Ell. "I wrote this song to be the soundtrack for the honest struggle of coming to terms with realizing someone doesn't fit in your life anymore."
Lauded for her songwriting, Lindsay Ell creates a sense of connection by expressing universal emotions through poignant, vulnerable lyrics. Standing proudly in her artistic evolution, Ell shared in an interview with American Songwriter after the release of love myself: "I started writing music that felt real and sonically like it evolved. I could go into a studio and literally make any sound I wanted, compared to before I had given myself a list of rules. The quality of the song and the ability of a song to connect to a human being listening to it on the other side of the world is what matters. I really believe that music is supposed to feel like this healing process when you write it and listen to it."
Widely admired for her talent as a guitarist, Lindsay Ell closed out 2024 with an electric performance alongside Shania Twain on New Year's Eve Live with Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen. With her role as lead guitarist for Shania Twain's "Come On Over" Las Vegas residency and tour continuing into the summer and her own full album expected to arrive later this fall, 2025 is set to be another landmark year for Lindsay Ell.
Lindsay Ell's decade-long career that boasts three #1 hit songs, a Platinum-certified single, and over 400 million streams. Ell is a CCMA Award winner with nominations from the CMA Awards, ACM Awards, CMT Awards, JUNO Awards, and over 20 CCMA Award nominations.
A generational talent, Ell has always felt at home on stage. Beginning her touring career at age 10, Lindsay Ell has brought her electric live performance style to audiences across the US, Canada, Europe, and the UK with her headlining tours and alongside artists such as Keith Urban, OneRepublic, and Maren Morris. Since 2024, Lindsay Ell has proudly assumed the role of lead guitarist on her childhood hero Shania Twain's "Come on Over" international tour and Las Vegas residency.
2025 sees Lindsay Ell return for her fourth consecutive season as the exuberantly warm-hearted host of Canada's highest-rated reality program Canada's Got Talent, which has earned her two consecutive Canadian Screen Award nominations.
In addition to her multi-faceted talent, Lindsay Ell's philanthropy and advocacy have earned her prestigious recognition in both Canada and the US. In 2024, she received the CCMA's Music Humanitarian Award in recognition of her work with her Make You Movement charitable fund, and was a guest speaker and panelist at the Clinton Global Initiative's 2024 Annual Meeting in New York City where she shared her story of recovery from an eating disorder. The Calgary-born, Nashville-based super talent has bravely brought her resilient outlook to the forefront with one mission: to empower and advocate for others.
