Coco Jones, whose full name is Courtney Jones, was born on January 4, 1998, in Columbia, South Carolina, United States, and is 28 years old. She is an American singer, songwriter and actress best known for her contemporary R&B music and her role as Hilary Banks in Bel-Air. Jones began performing publicly as a child and gained early attention through Disney Channel projects, particularly Let It Shine. Her professional music career developed through early releases such as Coco Jones and Made Of before she moved toward a more mature R&B sound. Her breakthrough came with the 2022 EP What I Didn’t Tell You and its hit single “ICU,” followed by her debut studio album Why Not More? in 2025. Her music combines contemporary R&B, soul and pop influences with vulnerable songwriting about relationships, confidence and personal growth.
Quick Facts
Full Name: Courtney Jones
Date of Birth: January 4, 1998
Age: 28
Birthplace: Columbia, South Carolina, United States
Nationality: American
Profession: Singer, songwriter, actress
Genres: R&B, soul, pop
Active Since: 2010
Coco Jones Songs
Coco Jones has built her music catalog across early independent releases, Disney soundtracks, EPs and contemporary R&B projects. Her discography includes the early Coco Jones project, Made Of, Let Me Check It, H.D.W.Y., What I Didn’t Tell You, Coco by the Fireplace and her debut studio album Why Not More?. She has also collaborated with artists including Babyface, Brent Faiyaz, Justin Timberlake, Leon Thomas, Future, London On Da Track, YG Marley, GloRilla and Charlie Puth.
Complete Unique Coco Jones Song List
- Change the World
- My Crew
- Party Started
- Smilin
- Superstar
- Stand Up
- Don’t Push Me
- Whodunit — featuring Adam Hicks
- Guardian Angel — with Tyler James Williams
- Me and You — with Tyler James Williams
- What I Said
- Who I’m Gonna Be
- Good to Be Home
- Let It Shine — with Tyler James Williams
- Holla at the DJ
- World Is Dancing
- Déjà Vu
- Peppermint
- Glitter — with Katie Armiger
- Chandelier
- Let ‘Em Know
- Ghost
- Miss Me When I’m Gone
- Let Me Check It
- Honesty
- Intermission
- Over It
- Just My Luck
- Dream
- Come Over
- Dms
- Depressed
- Float
- Worth It
- The Same
- Rain
- Caliber
- ICU
- Double Back
- No Chaser
- Headline
- Spend It
- Fallin
- Simple — with Babyface
- Put You On
- Plan B
- Love Is War
- Hollyweird
- Moment of Your Life — with Brent Faiyaz
- Until the End of Time — with Leon Thomas
- 8 Days of Christmas
- You See Me
- Santa Is Me
- Call on Christmas
- My Presence Is a Present
- String of Lights
- Here We Go (Uh Oh)
- Almost There
- Sweep It Up
- Most Beautiful Design — with London On Da Track and Future
- Keep It Quiet
- Taste
- On Sight
- AEOMG
- Thang 4 U
- Other Side of Love
- Why Not More? — featuring YG Marley
- Hit You Where It Hurts
- You
- Nobody Exists
- By Myself
- Forever Don’t Hit Like Before
- Is It Mine — featuring Lady London
- Control Freak
- Here We Go (Uh Oh) [Remix] — featuring Leon Thomas
- Love So Big
- Passport
- Delete It
- Other Side of Love (Remix) — featuring Alicia Keys
- Easy
- Skip My House
- Other Side of Love — A COLORS SHOW
- Lift Every Voice and Sing — Live
- LUVAGIRL
- Body So Tea
- Sideways — with Charlie Puth
- She Got It — with Teddy Swims and GloRilla
- see through (Remix) — with Amelia Moore, Absolutely and Samara Cyn
- Submission — with K.Milli Da God
- I Know You Know — with Ads Valu and Malex
- Slay — with Nia Sioux
- Say Their Names — with Devvon Terrell and other artists
- Spend the Night — with BJ the Chicago Kid
Coco Jones Albums and Songs
Coco Jones
Released in 2010, Coco Jones was one of Jones’ earliest independently released music projects. The project came during her childhood years and introduced her as a young singer before her later Disney and Hollywood Records career.
Complete official tracklist:
- Change the World
- My Crew
- Party Started
- Smilin
- Superstar
Let It Shine Original Soundtrack
Released in 2012, the Let It Shine soundtrack was an important early step in Coco Jones’ music career. Jones performed several songs for the Disney Channel musical, including solo recordings and collaborations with Tyler James Williams and the film’s cast.
Complete soundtrack tracklist:
- Don’t Run Away — Tyler James Williams featuring IM5
- Guardian Angel — Tyler James Williams and Coco Jones
- Me and You — Tyler James Williams and Coco Jones
- What I Said — Coco Jones
- Who I’m Gonna Be — Coco Jones
- You Belong to Me — Tyler James Williams
- Tonight’s the Night — Brandon Mychal Smith and Spencer Lee featuring Tyler James Williams
- Around the Block — Let It Shine cast
- Moment of Truth — Brandon Mychal Smith featuring Tyler James Williams
- Joyful Noise — Let It Shine cast
- Good to Be Home — Coco Jones featuring Let It Shine cast
- Let It Shine — Tyler James Williams and Coco Jones
- Self Defeat — Tyler James Williams
Made Of
Released in 2013 through Hollywood Records, Made Of was Coco Jones’ first official EP with the label. The four-track project presented a youthful pop sound and included the early single “Holla at the DJ.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Holla at the DJ
- World Is Dancing
- Déjà Vu
- Made Of
Let Me Check It
Released in 2017, Let Me Check It marked Jones’ return to music after leaving Hollywood Records. The four-track EP moved her sound toward contemporary R&B and explored relationships, trust and romantic uncertainty.
Complete official tracklist:
- Let Me Check It
- Honesty
- Intermission
- Over It
H.D.W.Y.
Released in 2019, H.D.W.Y. continued Coco Jones’ independent R&B era. The eight-track EP focused on relationships, emotional vulnerability and the experiences of moving forward after difficult romantic situations.
Complete official tracklist:
- Come Over
- Dms
- Depressed
- Float
- Worth It
- The Same
- Rain
- Just My Luck
What I Didn’t Tell You
Released in 2022, What I Didn’t Tell You was Coco Jones’ breakthrough EP under High Standardz and Def Jam Recordings. The project introduced her mature R&B sound to a much larger audience, with “ICU” becoming her signature song and eventually earning her a Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance.
Complete official tracklist:
- Headline
- Caliber
- Crazy For Me
- Double Back
- ICU
- No Chaser
- Spend It
What I Didn’t Tell You (Deluxe)
The 2023 deluxe edition expanded What I Didn’t Tell You into an 11-track project. It retained the core songs while adding “Fallin,” “Simple,” “Put You On” and “Plan B,” with “Simple” featuring Babyface.
Complete official tracklist:
- Crazy For Me
- Caliber
- Double Back
- ICU
- No Chaser
- Headline
- Spend It
- Fallin
- Simple — with Babyface
- Put You On
- Plan B
Coco by the Fireplace
Released in 2024, Coco by the Fireplace is Coco Jones’ holiday EP. Rather than relying mainly on traditional Christmas standards, the project features four original seasonal songs centered on love, relationships and the holiday atmosphere.
Complete official tracklist:
- Santa Is Me
- Call on Christmas
- My Presence Is a Present
- String of Lights
Why Not More?
Released in 2025, Why Not More? became Coco Jones’ debut studio album and represented the culmination of her development from a Disney performer into a contemporary R&B artist. The album combines intimate songwriting with modern R&B production and includes collaborations with YG Marley, Future and London On Da Track.
Complete official tracklist:
- Keep It Quiet
- Taste
- On Sight
- AEOMG
- Thang 4 U
- Here We Go (Uh Oh)
- Other Side Of Love
- Why Not More? — featuring YG Marley
- Hit You Where It Hurts
- Most Beautiful Design — featuring London On Da Track and Future
- You
- Nobody Exists
- By Myself
- Forever Don’t Hit Like Before
Why Not More? (Extended)
The extended edition added three tracks to the original album, giving fans additional material from the Why Not More? era. The release includes “Is It Mine” featuring Lady London, “Control Freak” and a live version of “Taste.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Keep It Quiet
- Taste
- On Sight
- AEOMG
- Thang 4 U
- Here We Go (Uh Oh)
- Other Side Of Love
- Why Not More? — featuring YG Marley
- Hit You Where It Hurts
- Most Beautiful Design — featuring London On Da Track and Future
- You
- Nobody Exists
- By Myself
- Forever Don’t Hit Like Before
- Is It Mine — featuring Lady London
- Control Freak
- Taste — Live from the TERRELL SHOW
Why Not More? (MORE!)
Released as an expanded version of Why Not More?, Why Not More? (MORE!) added several new songs and collaborations to the album era. The expanded project includes “Here We Go (Uh Oh)” with Leon Thomas, “Other Side Of Love (Remix)” with Alicia Keys and additional songs such as “Love So Big,” “Passport,” “Delete It” and “Easy.”
Complete official tracklist:
- Keep It Quiet
- Taste
- On Sight
- AEOMG
- Thang 4 U
- Here We Go (Uh Oh)
- Other Side Of Love
- Why Not More? — featuring YG Marley
- Hit You Where It Hurts
- Most Beautiful Design — featuring London On Da Track and Future
- You
- Nobody Exists
- By Myself
- Forever Don’t Hit Like Before
- Is It Mine — featuring Lady London
- Control Freak
- Here We Go (Uh Oh) [Remix] — featuring Leon Thomas
- Love So Big
- Passport
- Delete It
- Other Side Of Love (Remix) — featuring Alicia Keys
- Easy
Official Standalone Singles or Songs That Are Not Included on the Main Studio Albums
Coco Jones has released several official standalone singles and collaborations outside her main albums and EPs. These releases cover different stages of her career, from her early independent years to her current R&B era.
Early Standalone Releases
- Stand Up
- Peppermint
- Glitter — with Katie Armiger
- Chandelier
- Let ‘Em Know
- Ghost
- Miss Me When I’m Gone
- Dream
- Hollyweird
Major Collaborations
Coco Jones has also appeared as a featured artist on songs by other performers. These collaborations include:
- Flyin High — MattyB featuring Coco Jones
- Slay — Nia Sioux featuring Coco Jones
- I Know You Know — Ads Valu and Malex featuring Coco Jones
- Say Their Names — Devvon Terrell featuring Trey Budden, Coco Jones, Kai Ca$h, Sydney Renae, FUTURISTIC, Cashflow Harlem and Kiyanne
- Simple — Babyface featuring Coco Jones
- Spend the Night — BJ the Chicago Kid featuring Coco Jones
- Moment of Your Life — Brent Faiyaz featuring Coco Jones
- Submission — K.Milli Da God featuring Coco Jones
- see through (Remix) — Amelia Moore featuring Coco Jones, Absolutely and Samara Cyn
- Sideways — Charlie Puth featuring Coco Jones
- She Got It — Teddy Swims featuring Coco Jones and GloRilla
2023 Official Releases
Coco Jones had several notable releases in 2023 outside the main What I Didn’t Tell You album sequence.
- Moment of Your Life — Brent Faiyaz featuring Coco Jones
- Until the End of Time — Coco Jones and Leon Thomas
- 8 Days of Christmas
- You See Me — from The Color Purple
- ICU (Remix) — featuring Justin Timberlake
- Spend the Night — BJ the Chicago Kid featuring Coco Jones
2024 Releases
- Here We Go (Uh Oh)
- Almost There
- Sweep It Up
- Most Beautiful Design — with London On Da Track and Future
- Coco by the Fireplace
- Santa Is Me
- Call on Christmas
- My Presence Is a Present
- String of Lights
2025 Releases
- Taste
- You
- Skip My House
- Other Side of Love — A COLORS SHOW
- Here We Go (Uh Oh) [Remix] — featuring Leon Thomas
- Here We Go (Uh Oh) [Grey Goose Remix]
- She Got It — Teddy Swims featuring Coco Jones and GloRilla
- see through (Remix) — Amelia Moore featuring Coco Jones, Absolutely and Samara Cyn
2026 Releases
Coco Jones continued expanding her catalog in 2026 with new solo material and collaborations. Her releases during the year include “LUVAGIRL” and “Body So Tea,” while she also appeared on Charlie Puth’s “Sideways.”
- LUVAGIRL
- Lift Every Voice and Sing — Live
- Body So Tea
- Sideways — Charlie Puth featuring Coco Jones
Final Wrap-Up
Coco Jones’ music catalog traces her evolution from an early Disney performer and young pop singer into one of the rising voices of contemporary R&B. From Made Of, Let Me Check It and H.D.W.Y. to the breakthrough What I Didn’t Tell You and her debut album Why Not More?, her songs have increasingly focused on mature relationships, vulnerability and self-confidence. Her growing list of collaborations with artists such as Babyface, Brent Faiyaz, Justin Timberlake, Future, Alicia Keys, Leon Thomas, GloRilla and Charlie Puth has further established the range of her musical career.
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