Jazzy Releases Debut Album ‘Peace & Patience’ Via Chaos Records
Dublin DJ and vocalist Jazzy has released her debut album ‘Peace & Patience’ via Chaos Records, bringing together 13 tracks that trace her rise from the Irish house scene to international dancefloors. The record arrived on 23rd October, a day before her biggest headline show to date at Dublin’s 3Arena.
The album follows a run of singles that have helped establish Jazzy as one of dance music’s most recognisable new voices. ‘My People’, ‘Rocket Science’, ‘Get This Started’ and her Chris Lorenzo collaboration ‘Invisible’ all feature, alongside material that leans further into the personal experiences behind her club-focused sound.
‘Peace & Patience’ moves between vocal house, dance-pop and more reflective songwriting. Contributors include Mark Ralph, Tre Jean-Marie and Theo Hutchcraft, while the track ‘Depart’ was co-written with Irish DJ and producer Saoirse. Rather than treating her chart success and club roots as competing identities, the record attempts to make room for both.
The release also comes with a video for the title track and a short documentary, ‘Dublin to the World’, following Jazzy through her busy 2026 touring schedule. The film offers a closer look at the preparation and travel behind an album that has been developed across Dublin, London and Los Angeles.
Her UK and Ireland headline dates continue through the autumn, including Liverpool’s Invisible Wind Factory, Bristol’s Document and London’s The Cause. The Dublin 3Arena show on 24th October marks a particularly significant homecoming for an artist whose career remains closely tied to the city’s dance music community.
For all the scale of its rollout, ‘Peace & Patience’ is anchored in that connection to home. It is a debut built around the people, places and dancefloors that brought Jazzy to this point, while leaving plenty of space for where she goes next.
