The title of Jessie Reyez’s 2026 album A LITTLE VENGEANCE is a bit of a misnomer. It could be more accurately named A WHOLE LOT OF VENGEANCE, as the Toronto alt-R&B singer spent much of the record sifting through the emotional wreckage of her dysfunctional relationships with CSI-level forensic detail and cutting color commentary, be it the acidic post-breakup blues of “N.Y.F.F.” (as in: “Don’t call me/I ain’t your fuckin’ friend”) or the sassy, Amy Winehouse-worthy kiss-off “99%.” This deluxe edition appends the original album with a batch of bonus tracks that may be a little more chill in vibe but still boil over with unresolved emotions, like the restless soul reverie “GO 2 WAR” and the minimalist post-SWAG soliloquy “SOVEREIGN LAND.” Even when she strikes a more conciliatory tone on the folk-song apology “SOFTER,” it’s not long before her rage bubbles to the surface. In the end, Jessie realizes that what her heart really craves is not romance but rest, as the jazz-rap rant “I JUST WANT TO PET MY DOG” suggests she’d gladly give up the pop-star lifestyle for a quiet night at home in bed. Our Favorite Track: “FOR SIXXX IN THE MORNIN”—a hazy-headed trip-hop fever dream laced with codeine-dripped psychedelic guitars and a playful guest verse from rapper Samara Cyn.