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Ella Mai Drops New Single “Tell Her” Produced by Mustard

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Grammy Award-winning R&B singer and songwriter Ella Mai makes her return with the release of her new single “Tell Her,” available now on all streaming platforms. The track marks her first release since her 2024 EP 3, signaling the start of an exciting new era. It also follows the success of “Little Things,” one of her most-streamed songs to date.

Ella Mai Returns With New Single “Tell Her”

Produced by Mustard, “Tell Her” blends Ella’s soulful vocals with a smooth, bouncy beat that feels both timeless and fresh. At her most confident, she delves into the modern complexities of love, exploring themes of trust, loyalty, and emotional clarity. Vulnerable yet assertive, the song reflects the perspective of a woman who values honesty in relationships, reminding listeners that love thrives on openness and consistency.

Ella Mai has long celebrated love in its many forms, and “Tell Her” continues that tradition. The track strikes a balance between compassion and boundaries, highlighting her evolution as an artist and a woman who understands that love is both tender and strong. With this release, Ella reaffirms her place as one of R&B’s most authentic voices, delivering music that resonates deeply with fans around the world.



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