Coco Jones chooses 'You' On Her Latest Heartfelt Single

Tyrese King
Apr 1
1 min read

In a world where the discourse on modern dating is seen as almost a competition between who cares the least, who is the most cool, and nonchalant, Coco Jones is overwhelming earnest on her least heartfelt R&B single ‘You’.

Produced by London On Da Track, Boobie, Phil the Keys, Hero, Banger Slanger, and 2K, the sweetly sung ‘You’ is a heavenly dedication as she expresses the want and longing that she feels, but also the contentment when in the arms of the one she loves in soft delectable undertones. There is nothing to be shy over, no ego or miscommunication as she sings the hook, “You like my drink in the Sahara, You saw me things I never saw and, you know what, you real life, gave me my hear and then taught me to love again.”

The accompanying visualizer, directed by David KA, allows us to peek into the side life of Coco and her love interest as we look through the window giving us the impression that we are witnessing some private and intimate.

Taking another step towards debut album Why Not More?, ‘You’, Released via High Standardz/Def Jam Recordings, will feature on Why Not More?, which will drop near the end of next month and the award-winning singer/songwriter and actress will also be touring this summer.

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