Jill Scott Announces New Album, “To Whom This May Concern”

Jill Scott

Jill Scott is officially back — and she’s making a powerful statement.

The neo-soul icon has announced her sixth studio album, To Whom This May Concern, set to arrive on February 13. The project marks Jill Scott’s first full-length album in over ten years, making it one of the most anticipated soul releases heading into 2026. Alongside the announcement, Scott revealed the album’s striking cover art — bold, unapologetic, and every bit as commanding as her legacy.

Jill Scott is one of those artists whose voice is instantly recognizable. From her poetry-infused delivery to her emotional depth and storytelling, she’s remained a cornerstone of soul and R&B even during long stretches without new albums. Her influence has echoed through generations of artists, and this return feels less like a comeback and more like a continuation of a story that never truly paused.

While details about the album’s sound and features remain under wraps, the title To Whom This May Concern alone suggests reflection, honesty, and grown-woman perspective — themes Jill Scott has always mastered. With the world in a much different place than it was during her last release, fans are eager to hear how she channels that evolution into her music.

One thing is certain: Jill Scott knows exactly who she is, and she’s never been afraid to say it out loud. If the cover art is any indication, this era will be fearless, intentional, and deeply personal. February can’t come fast enough.




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