Coco Jones has released her new single “Taste.”
The sultry track, which samples Britney Spears’ 2003 hit “Toxic,” was produced by Stargate, Jasper Harris, and Aaron Shadrow.
Over a silky production, Jones finds herself spellbound by her partner’s bedroom skills. “Got me where I’d never be / Way you kiss my lips and leave a legacy / Oh, to live without you, what a tragedy,” she coos.
“Taste” is accompanied by a video, which can be watched below. It is the third single from Jones’ highly awaited debut album, Why Not More? which releases April 25 via High Standardz/Def Jam.
The album will include Jones’ Grammy-nominated hit “Here We Go (Uh Oh)” and “Most Beautiful Design” featuring Future and London on da Track. In late January, Jones released her “Here We Go (Uh Oh) [Remix]” featuring Leon Thomas.
Jones kicked off her debut era with “Here We Go” in May 2024. The Lenny Williams-sampled track spent seven nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Adult R&B Airplay chart.
In a previous interview with Rated R&B, Jones shared her approach to her debut album, which is the follow-up to her debut EP, What I Didn’t Tell You. “The EP made me want to explore different sounds [and] different genres, seeing how I could mix them,” Jones explained.
She added, “I felt like a scientist whose one experiment did really well, and it’s like, ‘Oh damn, okay.’ Now I’m getting all mad creative, just trying a bunch of different things because I’m like, ‘That was good. Let’s see what else I can do.’ [I’m] just motivated.”
In March, Jones will perform at the Jazz in the Gardens Music Festival in Miami Gardens, Florida. The two-day festival, headlined by New Edition and Toni Braxton, will also feature performances by Xscape, Dru Hill, Kem, Doechii, and more.
Stream Coco Jones’ new song “Taste” and watch the official video below.
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