Grammy-nominated and 6x Juno-winning Colombian-Canadian singer-songwriter Jessie Reyez has established herself as a singular voice in pop and R&B, known for her raw vocals, fearless lyricism, and emotionally charged performances. She broke through with her 2016 hit “Figures,” followed by acclaimed EPs Kiddo (2017) and Being Human in Public (2018), the latter earning a Grammy nomination. Her debut album Before Love Came to Kill Us (2020) reached the Top 5 on Billboard’s Top R&B Albums chart and No. 13 on the Billboard 200, followed by Yessie (2022) and Paid In Memories (2025).
Reyez’s career includes collaborations with Eminem, 6LACK, Calvin Harris, Lil Wayne, Miguel and Ari Lennox, as well as songwriting credits for Dua Lipa, Sam Smith and Kehlani. Her work extends beyond music with two published poetry books, including the USA Today bestseller Words of a Goat Princess, as well as contributions to Netflix’s Rebel Moon and the Grammy Award-winning Bob Marley: One Love soundtrack. She has been honored with Billboard’s Women in Music Impact Award, recognized as a TikTok Visionary Voice, and has surpassed 3 billion streams worldwide. A commanding live performer, Reyez has taken stages around the world, including Coachella, Lollapalooza South America, sold-out tours across Australia and Asia, and Jhené Aiko’s The Magic Hour Tour. In summer 2026, she returned to her hometown of Toronto for the FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremony, joining Elyanna to perform their collaborative anthem “Illuminate” for a global audience.
Coinciding with her FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremony performance, Reyez released her fourth studio album, A LITTLE VENGEANCE, via FMLY / Island Records featuring Ty Dolla $ign, Muni Long, D Smoke, Lekan and RAAHiiM, and a Bob Marley sample. The album moves between hard-hitting anthems and intimate melodic moments, and finds Reyez at her most vulnerable and unapologetic while exploring love, yearning, self-discovery and reckoning with past relationships. It is a powerful new chapter from an artist who has built her career by turning raw emotion into fearless, uncompromising music.
