Coco Jones Expands Love Me Through With Four-Version Collection

By Dani Reyes, November 7, 2026

Coco Jones has released Love Me Through (The Collection), expanding the single she first issued on August 21 into a four-version package. Out November 6, the collection brings together the original recording, an acoustic version, an instrumental and an acapella.

The release keeps one song at its center rather than introducing a new multi-song EP. Its different presentations let listeners move between the complete recording, a stripped-back arrangement, the backing track and the vocal on its own.

Returning to Love Me Through

The original "Love Me Through" arrived with intimate footage from Jones' wedding. The announcement frames the song and its visual around choosing a partner through different seasons of life. This collection extends that same single rather than presenting an unrelated follow-up.

It arrives after "Body So Tea" and "LUVAGIRL," two other singles that the announcement places in Jones' current run of music. The release describes the period through themes of self-love, confidence and vulnerability, with "Love Me Through" taking a more directly relationship-centered role.

The acoustic, instrumental and acapella versions give the song three additional forms while preserving the original in the package. The announcement does not identify a new album title or release date alongside the collection.

The wider chapter

Jones released her debut album Why Not More? in 2025, followed by the expanded Why Not More? (MORE!). The latter included "Other Side of Love" with Alicia Keys. The announcement also points to a US and European tour as part of that album's wider run.

That album followed the breakthrough of "ICU," the single from her What I Didn't Tell You EP. "ICU" earned Jones the Grammy for Best R&B Performance in 2024, establishing a milestone before her debut full-length and its subsequent expansion.

For this release, the emphasis is narrower: one existing song, presented four ways. Fans who first encountered "Love Me Through" with its wedding footage can now hear the original alongside arrangements that separate or reshape its vocal and instrumental elements.