Coco Jones opens up about her debut album ‘Why Not More?’, sharing her pride, creative process, and exclusive behind-the-scenes details. Read her inspiring journey here!
Coco Jones Says She’s ‘Proud’ of Debut Album ‘Why Not More?’ – Exclusive Insights
Rising R&B star Coco Jones is celebrating the release of her highly anticipated debut album, ‘Why Not More?’, and she’s not holding back her emotions. In an exclusive interview at Los Angeles’ famed Capitol Records Studio, the singer and actress opened up about her journey, creative process, and why this album is a milestone in her career.
“This Album Represents My Growth” – Coco Jones Reflects
Jones, known for her powerhouse vocals and breakout role in Bel-Air, shared heartfelt thoughts on her debut project:
“I’m so proud of this album because it’s a reflection of my growth—not just as an artist, but as a woman. Every song has a piece of my story, and I hope it resonates with people who’ve been on a similar journey.”
Fans got a taste of her sound with singles like “Double Back” and “Here We Go (Uh Oh)”, but ‘Why Not More?’ dives deeper into themes of love, self-worth, and ambition.
Behind the Scenes: The Making of ‘Why Not More?’
Recorded between Miami, Los Angeles, and Atlanta, the album features collaborations with top producers, including D’Mile (Grammy-winning producer for Silk Sonic) and London on da Track. Jones revealed that one of her favorite tracks, “No Chaser,” was written in just one studio session after a personal revelation.
“I walked into the studio that day feeling really empowered, and the lyrics just poured out. It’s one of those songs that captures a moment of clarity.”
What’s Next for Coco Jones?
With the album out now, Jones is gearing up for a 2024 tour, with dates expected to include New York’s Irving Plaza and Chicago’s House of Blues. She also hinted at possible acting projects, teasing:
“Music is my first love, but I’ll always have room for storytelling in different ways. Stay tuned!”
‘Why Not More?’ is available on all streaming platforms now. Will you be listening?
