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Jessie Reyez<\/a> has surprise released a new EP, which features five new tracks and a collaboration with Stormzy<\/a>.<\/p>\n Titled \u2018$TILL PAID\u2019, the EP arrived today (March 30) from the Grammy<\/a>-nominated singer-songwriter, and comes in celebration of her sharing the critically acclaimed 2025 album \u2018PAID IN MEMORIES\u2019 last year.<\/p>\n Described as a \u201cvictory lap\u201d for the artist, the new EP follows on from her embarking on a sold-out headline world tour in 2025 and also going on to release a new poetry book called Words of A Goat Princess II: The People\u2019s Purge<\/em>, in October.<\/p>\n \u2018$TILL PAID\u2019 features five tracks with titles including \u2018$TAY MOODY\u2019, \u2018HOT N $WEET\u2019, \u2018$OFA\u2019, and more. It also comes with a remix of \u2018PALO $ANTO\u2019, which Reyez has recorded with Stormzy. Check out the EP below.<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=videoseries<\/a><\/p>\n The \u2018PAID IN MEMORIES\u2019 album was released last year by Reyez and saw her drop 20-songs that included collaborations with artists such as Ari Lennox<\/a>, Big Sean<\/a>, Miguel<\/a>, Lil Yachty<\/a>, 6lack<\/a>, Lil Wayne<\/a>, and Deyaz<\/a>.<\/p>\n Before then, the singer released a single called \u2018Child of Fire\u2019 which was featured on Netflix<\/a>\u2019s Rebel Moon<\/em><\/a> soundtrack, and she also provided a unique rendition of \u2018Is This Love\u2019, which featured on the \u2018Bob Marley: One Love<\/em> \u2013 Music Inspired by Film\u2019 soundtrack, which won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album.<\/p>\n In 2023, the artist joined Sam Smith<\/a> as support for the \u2018Gloria\u2019 tour, and then went on to join a slew of live shows at arenas across the US on Jhen\u00e9 Aiko\u2019s<\/a> \u2018The Magic Hour Tour\u2019.<\/p>\n Throughout her career, she has penned hit songs for Dua Lipa,<\/a> Kehlani<\/a>, LISA<\/a> (BLACKPINK<\/a>), and Calvin Harris<\/a>, and in 2024 she was awarded Billboard Canada<\/em>\u2019s Women in Music Trailblazer Award.<\/p>\n As for Stormzy, last summer saw the London rapper awarded an honorary Cambridge University doctorate<\/a> thanks to his Stormzy Scholarship to Cambridge<\/a>.<\/p>\n The initiative was launched in 2018, and promised to fund two Black British students to attend the university each year. This expanded to 10 students annually when HSBC UK agreed to support the initiative<\/a>, and as a result, 56 students have attended the university with the tuition fees and maintenance costs covered.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n