A Little Vengeance

Jessie Reyez released her fourth studio album, A Little Vengeance, on June 12, 2026, through FMLY and Island Records. The record arrived the same day Reyez performed at the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony in Toronto, a fitting launch for an artist who's never shied from the spotlight. With 17 tracks spanning roughly 46 minutes, the album packs a dense, emotionally charged listen that moves from simmering slow jams to beat-heavy cuts.

The album is structured around three interludes that divide the journey into distinct chapters, guiding listeners through the aftermath of a breakup. Reyez's raspy, confessional voice anchors the project, which blends R&B, pop, and hip-hop. Apple Music tags it as "acidic alt-R&B," and reviews echo that bite. One critic noted she sounds like "a person who knows where all the pain comes from," repeatedly circling back to difficult relationships before pulling away.

Before the album dropped, Reyez teased it with several singles, including "Ain't You Tired?" featuring Muni Long, which earned a Grammy nomination. She also launched the Jessie Reyez Fund with Plus1, an initiative to open music industry doors for women and underrepresented communities. The album itself debuted at #141 on the Billboard 200, and physical editions, including a standard LP and an autographed CD, sold through Island Records' store. [edit]