A Little Vengeance

Jessie Reyez dropped her fourth studio album, A Little Vengeance, on June 12, 2026, through FMLY and Island Records. The release landed the same day she performed at the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony in Toronto, a moment that signaled her arrival as a major force in pop culture. The project spans 17 tracks and runs about 46 minutes, packing a dense, emotionally charged listen that shifts from simmering slow jams to beat-heavy cuts.

Three interludes divide the record into distinct chapters, guiding listeners through the aftermath of a breakup. Reyez anchors the project with her signature raspy, confessional voice while blending R&B, pop, and hip-hop. Apple Music labels it "acidic alt-R&B," and critics echo that sharp edge. One reviewer described her as sounding like someone who knows exactly where all the pain comes from, noting how she repeatedly circles back to difficult relationships before pulling away.

Before the album arrived, Reyez teased it with several singles, including "Ain't You Tired?" featuring Muni Long, which later earned a Grammy nomination for Best R&B Song in 2027. She also launched the Jessie Reyez Fund with Plus1 to open doors for women and underrepresented communities in the music industry. The album debuted at #141 on the Billboard 200, and physical editions like standard LPs and autographed CDs sold through the Island Records store. [edit]