Bando Jonez

Corey Jerome Hodges (born November 13, 1988), better known as Bando Jonez (formerly Lil' Corey), is a singer-songwriter and rapper from Atlanta, Georgia. He debuted in 2002 with "Hush Lil' Lady", a pop crossover hit which featured Lil' Romeo, which led to his full-length effort "I'm Just Corey", featuring the aforementioned lead single as well as "MVP" (featuring Shaquille O'Neal) and "All I Do" (featuring Michael Jackson).

His debut single "Sex You", (as Bando Jonez), received play at urban contemporary radio in early 2014.

Early life

Jonez grew up in Atlanta in the 1990s. He taught himself how to play the piano by ear when he was 5 years old and first sang in front of an audience at a high school pep rally. He was forced to take care of himself due to his parents' drug addiction. Jonez would hustle for his everyday needs and often found shelter in abandoned houses, hence the name "Bando" which is slang for abandoned houses. He concentrated on music, filling up his free time by listening to music and watching videos.

Discography

Singles Title Song details Peak positions US R&B Sex You Release date: January 15, 2014 Album: TBA 31