Coco Jones Keeps 2026 Run Going With New Single ‘Love Me Through’

Coco Jones is leaning back into vulnerable R&B with “Love Me Through,” her latest release in a busy year of new music and major career moments.

Coco Jones has released her new single “Love Me Through” on August 21, continuing a steady run of new material in 2026. The mid-tempo track arrives after “Body So Tea” and “LUVAGIRL,” keeping Jones active musically as she moves beyond the era of her 2025 debut album, Why Not More?.

Jones first previewed “Love Me Through” online earlier this month, giving listeners an early look at a song centered on wanting a relationship that can withstand the less polished parts of real life. That Grape Juice reported that the preview featured production from Menardini “Bridge” Timothee and highlighted the record’s softer, relationship-focused direction.

The new single follows July’s “Body So Tea”, which showed a more playful side of Jones, and March release “LUVAGIRL.” Together, the songs have given fans a broader look at where she may be headed creatively after Why Not More?, though Jones has not formally announced a second full-length album.

Why Not More? arrived in April 2025 and marked Jones’ long-awaited debut studio album after years of building momentum through singles and her What I Didn’t Tell You EP. The project followed the breakthrough of “ICU”, the ballad that became one of her signature records and earned her the Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance in 2024.

Jones has also remained visible outside her own releases in 2026. In February, she performed “Lift Every Voice and Sing” during the Super Bowl LX pregame at Levi’s Stadium, adding another major national stage to a résumé that has increasingly balanced high-profile performances with a growing catalog of contemporary R&B records.

With “Love Me Through” now officially out, Jones has three new solo singles released across 2026 and another emotional R&B cut for listeners following her post-Why Not More? chapter. The song is available now on major streaming platforms.