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Coco Jones

Coco Jones is an R&B singer, songwriter and actress behind “ICU” and Why Not More?, also known for playing Hilary Banks in Bel-Air.

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Overview

From
Tennessee
Work
Singer, songwriter and actress
Early screen role
Roxie in Disney Channel’s Let It Shine (2012)
Music breakout
“ICU” from What I Didn’t Tell You
First Grammy
Best R&B Performance for “ICU” (2024)
Debut album
Why Not More? (2025)

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How it started.

Coco grew up in Tennessee in a family with music and sport close by: her mother sang and her father played in the NFL. She began recording as a child, entered Radio Disney’s Next Big Thing and landed Disney Channel roles. In 2012, she played Roxie in Let It Shine.

Finding her own sound.

After her Hollywood Records deal ended, she kept releasing music independently. Her 2020 YouTube video “What Really Happened” let fans hear her account of the industry, while TikTok covers helped listeners rediscover her voice. In 2022, she joined High Standardz/Def Jam and began playing Hilary Banks in Bel-Air.

The songs that connected.

What I Didn’t Tell You arrived in 2022, followed by a deluxe edition in 2023. “ICU” brought her a Grammy for Best R&B Performance in 2024. Her 2025 debut album Why Not More? widened the palette, moving between heartfelt R&B and pop, with guests including Future and YG Marley.

Where she is now.

Her 2026 releases include “LUVAGIRL,” “Body So Tea” and “Love Me Through.” Alongside her recording work, she brought “Lift Every Voice and Sing” to the Super Bowl LX pregame stage.

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Quotes

I want music to take me to places I’ve never been before.Coco Jones, GRAMMY.com

Discussing her ambitions around the release of Why Not More? in April 2025.

Trivia

  1. Inspired by Beyoncé’s training, she practiced singing on her dad’s elliptical machine because she did not have a treadmill.
  2. Her independent EPs Let Me Check It (2017) and H.D.W.Y. (2019) explored R&B before her Def Jam signing.
  3. “Taste” draws on Britney Spears’s “Toxic,” while “AEOMG” interpolates Luther Vandross’s “Never Too Much.”

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