A Little Vengeance (stylized in all caps) is the fourth studio album by the Canadian singer-songwriter Jessie Reyez. It was released on June 12, 2026, by FMLY and Island Records.
A Little Vengeance was prefaced with the singles "N.Y.F.F.", "Ain't You Tired?" with Muni Long", and "Ur Heartbeat (Who Do U Think About at 2AM?)". Along with the release of her album, Reyez launched the Jessie Reyez Fund in partnership with Plus1, with the goal of expanding access to opportunities in the music industry for women and historically underrepresented communities.
Critical reception Amanda McArthur of Sweety High called the record "her most vulnerable—and highly listenable—body of work yet." On June 24, 2026, Complex Canada ranked it 3rd on their 10 best Canadian albums of 2026 (so far) list.
Track listing
Notes indicates an additional producer. indicates a vocal producer.
Personnel Credits are adapted from Tidal. Musicians
Jessie Reyez – performance (all tracks), background vocals (tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 16, 17), keyboards (15) Tim Suby – theremin (1, 9, 15); bass, guitar, keyboards, programming (10, 12); additional vocals (10) Rykeyz – bass, drums, guitar, keyboards, percussion (1, 13); programming (1), string arrangement (13) BongoByTheWay – percussion (2, 4), programming (2, 16); background vocals, bass, drums, guitar, keyboards, vocals (2) Akeel Henry – bass, drums, guitar, keyboards, programming, strings (2) Muni Long – featured vocals, background vocals (2) Kaylyn O'Neal – background vocals (2) Trey Campbell – background vocals (3, 4, 6, 17) Madame Joyce – additional vocals (3) Sherie Farris – violin (3) Joe Harrison – bass, guitar, keyboards (4) Scum – drums (4) Jermi Thomas – programming (4, 12), vocal arrangement (6, 11, 15, 17), background vocals (8), vocals (12) Jeff Gitelman – guitar (5, 9); bass, drums, percussion, programming (5) Jordan K. Johnson – bass, drums, guitar, percussion, programming (5) Stefan Johnson – bass, drums, guitar, percussion, programming (5) Ty Dolla Sign – featured vocals, background vocals (5) 9th of Feb – programming (6, 11, 12, 15, 19), background vocals (9), vocal arrangement (14, 17) Eugene Tsai – programming (6, 17); brass, electric guitar, percussion (6) Jordan Brooks – bass (6) J Gramm – drums (6) Dot da Genius – programming (6) Scribz Riley – bass, drums, guitar, percussion, programming, vocals (7) Jonathan Hoskins – bass, drums, guitar, programming (7) Jacob Olofsson – keyboards, programming (7) La'Nisaá Tucker-Faruq – background vocals (8) Heather Crawford – guitar (8) Lekan – background vocals (11, 14–17), featured vocals (16) Raahiim – featured vocals, background vocals, programming (11) The Runners – programming (11) Amanda Stollings – additional vocals (13) Brooke Brewer – additional vocals (13) Eric Brooks – additional vocals (13) Landon Thomas IV – additional vocals (13) Mary Floyd – additional vocals (13) Naarai Jacobs – additional vocals (13) Steve Epting – additional vocals (13) Nashville Recording Orchestra – strings (13) Amy Helman – violin Annaliese Kowert – violin Carrie Bailey – violin David Davidson – violin Janet Darnall – violin Jerry Allison – violin Karen Wilkinson – violin Elizabeth Lamb – viola Patrick Monnius – viola Austin Hoke – cello Kevin Bate – cello Naughty Boy – drums (15) Los Hendrix – guitar (15) Mojam – keyboards (15) D Smoke – featured vocals, background vocals, guitar (16) Derek Blythe – bass, drums, guitar, keyboards, programming (17) Johnny Kosich – keyboards, programming (17) Matthew Schaeffer – keyboards, programming (17) Bob Marley – spoken word (17) Phinisey – programming (17)
Technical
Rykeyz – engineering (1, 13) BongoByTheWay – engineering (2, 16) Karl Wingate – engineering (2, 16) Akeel Henry – engineering (2) Max Steger – engineering (3) Nicci Gomez – engineering (4, 6) Jermi Thomas – engineering (4, 8, 12) Karl Wingate – engineering (4, 8) Chad "KM" Kitchens – engineering (4) Stefan Johnson – engineering (5, 9) Jeff Gitelman – engineering (5) Jordan K. Johnson – engineering (5) 9th of Feb – engineering (6, 11, 12, 15, 17) Eugene Tsai – engineering (6, 17) Dot da Genius – engineering (6) Hoskins – engineering (7) Jacob Olofsson – engineering (7) Scribz Riley – engineering (7) Tim Suby – engineering (10, 12) Raahiim – engineering (11) The Runners – engineering (11) Mayne at da Crib – engineering (11) Scott Gerow – engineering (13) Lekan – vocal engineering (14) Beach Noise – engineering (17) Derek Blythe – engineering (17) Phinisey – engineering (17) Jon Castelli – mixing (1, 7, 12–14) DJ Riggins – mixing (2–4, 8, 11, 14, 16) Josh Gudwin – mixing (5, 9) Neal H Pogue – mixing (6) John Kercy – mixing (10, 17) Steve Fitzmaurice – mixing (15) Brad Lauchert – additional mixing (1, 7, 12, 13) Zachary Acosta – additional mixing (6) Felix Byrne – additional mixing (9) Najeeb Jones – additional mixing (10, 17) Mike Bozzi – mastering Adam Burt – mastering assistance (2) Katie Harvey – mastering assistance (2) David "Dsilb" Silberstein – production coordination (5)
Charts + Chart performance for A Little Vengeance Chart (2026) Peakposition
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