Ella Mai Just Dropped the R&B Album We’ve All Been Waiting For
Ella Mai has finally blessed us with Do You Still Love Me?, her third studio album, and honestly? It’s the kind of project that makes you want to immediately text your ex… or maybe just screenshot some lyrics for your Notes app confessional.
Out now via 10 Summers/Interscope Records and executive produced by Mustard, this collection is Ella at her most vulnerable and relatable, serving up all the emotional complexity of modern love without any of the BS.
The album kicks off with “There Goes My Heart,” which basically sets the whole vibe: Ella’s done playing it cool. She’s ready to be all in, vulnerable with someone who actually deserves it. It’s introspective, it’s gorgeous, and it signals that this version of Ella isn’t messing about.
Then there’s “Somebody’s Son,” where she goes full romantic, singing about a man who’s completely turned her world upside down in the best way. This is the one where you’ll catch yourself grinning at your phone like an absolute melt.
But don’t get it twisted, Ella’s not all soft and dreamy throughout. On “Might Just,” she switches gears entirely, calling out a wandering eye with the kind of energy we absolutely live for. The message? Cheat if you want, but don’t say you weren’t warned about what comes next. Icon behaviour, truly.
The project also features “100” (produced by Mustard and Keanu Beats, which Ella teased at her recent LA shows), plus earlier releases “Little Things” and “Tell Her,” all stitching together a narrative that feels both deeply personal and universally understood. You know, that perfect R&B sweet spot.
In proper 2025 fashion, Ella built hype by dropping daily love letters on social media ahead of release, giving fans the inside scoop on what inspired each track. The result? An even stronger connection between her and the people who’ve been riding for her since “Boo’d Up.”
Do You Still Love Me? is streaming everywhere now, with physical CDs and vinyl available through her official store (because yes, we’re still buying physical music in this house).
Bottom line: this is Ella Mai’s most ambitious, honest, and flat out good project yet, a proper R&B album that proves she’s only getting better at turning feelings into timeless music. Essential listening.
Ella Mai has finally blessed us with Do You Still Love Me?, her third studio album, and honestly? It’s the kind of project that makes you want to immediately text your ex… or maybe just screenshot some lyrics for your Notes app confessional.
Out now via 10 Summers/Interscope Records and executive produced by Mustard, this collection is Ella at her most vulnerable and relatable, serving up all the emotional complexity of modern love without any of the BS.
The album kicks off with “There Goes My Heart,” which basically sets the whole vibe: Ella’s done playing it cool. She’s ready to be all in, vulnerable with someone who actually deserves it. It’s introspective, it’s gorgeous, and it signals that this version of Ella isn’t messing about.
Then there’s “Somebody’s Son,” where she goes full romantic, singing about a man who’s completely turned her world upside down in the best way. This is the one where you’ll catch yourself grinning at your phone like an absolute melt.
But don’t get it twisted, Ella’s not all soft and dreamy throughout. On “Might Just,” she switches gears entirely, calling out a wandering eye with the kind of energy we absolutely live for. The message? Cheat if you want, but don’t say you weren’t warned about what comes next. Icon behaviour, truly.
The project also features “100” (produced by Mustard and Keanu Beats, which Ella teased at her recent LA shows), plus earlier releases “Little Things” and “Tell Her,” all stitching together a narrative that feels both deeply personal and universally understood. You know, that perfect R&B sweet spot.
In proper 2025 fashion, Ella built hype by dropping daily love letters on social media ahead of release, giving fans the inside scoop on what inspired each track. The result? An even stronger connection between her and the people who’ve been riding for her since “Boo’d Up.”
Do You Still Love Me? is streaming everywhere now, with physical CDs and vinyl available through her official store (because yes, we’re still buying physical music in this house).
Bottom line: this is Ella Mai’s most ambitious, honest, and flat out good project yet, a proper R&B album that proves she’s only getting better at turning feelings into timeless music. Essential listening.
You can stream the new album below!
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