Complete List Of Coco Jones Songs From A to Z

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Coco Jones built her career at the intersection of music and screen work, moving from early Disney visibility to a major-label R&B breakthrough that earned platinum certification and Grammy recognition. Her full name is Courtney Michaela Ann Jones. She is from Columbia, South Carolina, and she was raised in Lebanon, Tennessee. She has been active professionally since 2006, and her work has been released through Hollywood Records, High Standardz, and Def Jam, with Warner Chappell Music listed as her publisher.

Her early foundation started with childhood auditions and performance opportunities, including singing “America the Beautiful” at her kindergarten graduation. At age nine, she met with Disney casting executives, then began working as an actor and songwriter for the company. In 2006, she competed on Radio Disney and became known there for her song “Real You.” In 2009, she was selected to perform on the “The Most Talented Kids” episode of the Maury Povich Show, and in 2010, she finished as the runner-up on season three of Radio Disney’s The Next Big Thing singing competition.

Disney television and film exposure followed quickly. In 2011, she guest-starred on So Random! and in 2012, she took her breakthrough acting role as Roxanne “Roxy” Andrews in the Disney Channel Original Movie Let It Shine, where she also contributed vocals connected to the soundtrack. She later appeared on Good Luck Charlie ” from 2012 to 2013. Around the same time, she released her debut project, titled Coco Jones, and launched a concert tour with an anti-bullying theme called UBU-Stop the Bullying.

Her first label recording era also produced her earliest chart success. After signing with Hollywood Records, she co-wrote and recorded original music while working with producer Rob Galbraith. Her debut single, “Holla at the DJ,” premiered on Radio Disney on December 6, 2012, with an iTunes release the next day, and the music video premiered on Disney Channel on December 12. Her EP Made Of was released on March 12, 2013, and reached the top ten of the Billboard Heatseekers chart. She toured with Mindless Behavior later that year. She also worked in the studio with David Banner and Ester Dean, and she received a Radio Disney Music Award for “Funniest Celebrity Take.”

After leaving Hollywood Records, she continued releasing music independently while expanding her acting resume. She released “Pepermint” in 2014, appeared in a Fanta commercial in 2017, and released songs that included “Just My Luck” in 2018 and “Depressed” in 2019. In 2019, she released the eight track EP H.D.W.Y. She later spoke publicly in 2020 about negative industry experiences connected to colorism, and she released “Hollyweird” in November 2020. Her screen work during this broader period included film roles, and in 2021, she was cast as Hilary Banks in Peacock’s drama series Bel-Air, which premiered in February 2022 and ran through 2025.

Her biggest commercial leap in music arrived with her return to major label releases in 2022. She signed with High Standardz and Def Jam Recordings, released “Caliber” on March 25, 2022, and followed with the EP What I Didn’t Tell You, released November 4, 2022. In October 2022, she released “ICU,” which became her first entry on the Billboard Hot 100, earned RIAA platinum certification, and won the Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards. That Grammy win was part of five total nominations she received at the same ceremony, including a nomination for Best New Artist. The “ICU” era also included a deluxe edition of What I Didn’t Tell You released in 2023, and it included additional tracks.

Complete List Of Coco Jones Songs From A to Z

8 Days of Christmas – Non-album single – 2023
AEOMG – Why Not More? – 2025
By Myself – Why Not More? – 2025
Caliber – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Chandelier – Non-album promotional single – 2014
Control Freak – Why Not More? – 2025
Crazy for Me – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Déjà Vu – Made Of – 2013
Delete It – Why Not More? – 2025
Depressed – H.D.W.Y. – 2018
Double Back – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Dream – Non-album single – 2019
Easy – Why Not More? – 2025
Fallin – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Flyin High (MattyB featuring Coco Jones) – Non-album single – 2014
Forever Don’t Hit Like Before – Why Not More? – 2025
Ghost – Non-album promotional single – 2015
Glitter (with Katie Armiger) – Non-album promotional single – 2014
Headline – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Here We Go (Uh Oh) – Why Not More? – 2025
Here We Go (Uh Oh) (Remix featuring Leon Thomas) – Why Not More? – 2025
Hit You Where It Hurts – Why Not More? – 2025
Holla At The DJ – Made Of – 2013
Hollyweird – Non-album single – 2020
I Know You Know (Ads Valu and Malex featuring Coco Jones) – Non-album single – 2019
ICU – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Is It Mine (featuring Lady London) – Why Not More? – 2025
Just My Luck – H.D.W.Y. – 2018
Keep It Quiet – Why Not More? – 2025
Let ‘Em Know – Non-album single – 2015
Let Me Check It – Let Me Check It – 2017
Love Is War – Non-album promotional single – 2022
Love So Big – Why Not More? – 2025
Made Of – Made Of – 2013
Miss Me When I’m Gone – Non-album single – 2016
Moment of Your Life (Brent Faiyaz featuring Coco Jones) – Larger than Life – 2023
Most Beautiful Design (with Future and London on da Track) – Why Not More? – 2025
No Chaser – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Nobody Exists – Why Not More? – 2025
On Sight – Why Not More? – 2025
Other Side of Love – Why Not More? – 2025
Other Side of Love (Remix featuring Alicia Keys) – Why Not More? – 2025
Passport – Why Not More? – 2025
Peppermint – Non-album single – 2014
Plan B – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Put You On – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Say Their Names (Devvon Terrell featuring Trey Budden, Coco Jones, Kai Cash, Sydney Renae, Futuristic, Cashflow Harlem, and Kiyanne) – Non-album single – 2020
She Got It (Teddy Swims featuring Coco Jones and GloRilla) – I’ve Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2) – 2025
Simple (with Babyface) – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Skip My House – Non-album promotional single – 2025
Slay (Nia Sioux featuring Coco Jones) – Non-album single – 2015
Spend It – What I Didn’t Tell You – 2022
Spend the Night (with BJ the Chicago Kid) – Gravy – 2023
Stand Up – Non-album single – 2011
Sweep It Up – Non-album promotional single – 2024
Taste – Why Not More? – 2025
Taste (Live from the Terrell Show) – Why Not More? – 2025
Thang 4 U – Why Not More? – 2025
Until the End of Time (with Leon Thomas) – A Timeless Christmas – 2023
What I Said – Let It Shine – 2012
Why Not More? (featuring YG Marley) – Why Not More? – 2025
Woman Commando (with Ayra Starr and Anitta) – The Year I Turned 21 – 2024
World Is Dancing – Made Of – 2013
You – Why Not More? – 2025

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