Who Is the Female Country Singer on the Landman Soundtrack?

Start with Ella Langley if the clue is vague

If you do not remember the exact episode, lyric or scene, Ella Langley is the most useful first name to check. She appears in broader Landman soundtrack coverage, and Saving Country Music specifically places her song “Make Me Wanna Smoke” in Season 1, Episode 2 at The Patch Cafe ^[1][2][6].

That does not mean every female country vocal in the show is Langley. It only makes her the strongest first guess when the search is simply “the female country singer on Landman.”

Other female country artists heard or linked to the soundtrack

Kaitlin Butts is the documented match for “You Ain’t Gotta Die (To Be Dead to Me)” in Season 2, Episode 9. Country Living also reports that this was the third time Butts had a song featured on the Taylor Sheridan series ^[5].

Madeline Edwards is the match if you are thinking of the Season 2, Episode 6 gym scene. A Landman Season 2 soundtrack guide lists “I Ain’t Drunk Enough Yet” by Edwards in that moment ^[8].

Lainey Wilson is another plausible name if your memory comes from a playlist or general soundtrack article rather than a specific scene. Country Living and Whiskey Riff both name Wilson in broader Landman soundtrack coverage, though the available snippets do not identify a specific Wilson scene in the same way they do for Langley, Butts and Edwards ^[1][2].

Why the answer changes from episode to episode

Landman uses a broad country soundtrack rather than centering its music on one female vocalist. Country Living describes the series soundtrack as packed with artists from Texas and beyond, including groups such as Turnpike Troubadours, The Red Clay Strays and Flatland Cavalry, plus artists including Lainey Wilson and Ella Langley ^[2]. Whiskey Riff’s Season 2 coverage similarly lists Ella Langley and Lainey Wilson alongside a larger country lineup that includes Turnpike Troubadours, Cody Jinks, Charley Crockett, Whiskey Myers and George Strait ^[1].

That is why the right answer depends on the moment: the episode, the scene location or a lyric is usually what separates one singer from another.

How to confirm the exact singer

Use whichever clue you have:

• the season and episode number;
• the scene location, such as The Patch Cafe or the gym;
• a lyric you remember;
• the song title from captions, subtitles or credits.

Then compare that clue with an episode-by-episode soundtrack guide. Country Living, Holler, Whiskey Riff and Saving Country Music all publish Landman soundtrack lists or playlists covering songs across Seasons 1 and 2 ^{[2][3][4][6][7]}. With one concrete clue, the female singer is usually easy to identify.