Jazzy Unveils Debut Album Through Chaos Records

Irish singer and DJ Jazzy has officially released her 13-track debut album, Peace & Patience, through Chaos Records on October 23, 2026. The launch precedes her largest headline concert to date at Dublin’s 13,000-capacity 3Arena during the Irish bank holiday weekend.

The 13-track release arrives after three years of global touring and a run of chart-ascending singles. Issued via Chaos Records, the project weaves together euphoric house, late-night pop, and personal songwriting. Alongside the album rollout, the artist shared a mini-documentary titled Dublin to the World, which chronicles her busy summer schedule across international touring, studio sessions, and preparations for her debut project.

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From Dublin’s Club Scene to Global Collaborations

Before stepping out as a solo headliner, Jazzy built her career rooted in the Dublin club and hip-hop scene. She formerly fronted the rap collective Powerful Creative Minds before breaking through as the featured vocalist on Belters Only’s track Make Me Feel Good, which reached No. 1 in Ireland and No. 4 in the UK in 2021.

Her subsequent solo single Giving Me climbed to No. 3 in the UK and also topped the Irish charts.

My People’

Somedays with Sonny Fodera and D.O.D, which hit the UK Top 5.
No Bad Vibes with Zambian-British DJ Kilimanjaro, drawing on amapiano and Afro house.
High On Me with Rossi.
Satisfy with Calvin Harris.

According to Music Week, her catalog includes multiple million-selling singles in the UK.

Inside Peace & Patience and Its Production Team

The debut album blends peak-time club energy with introspective lyricism. Production and songwriting contributions featured French electronic duo The Blaze and Theo Hutchcraft.

Jazzy Unveils Debut Album Through Chaos Records — Photo: That Eric Alper

The 13-track tracklist features singles released during the lead-up to the drop, including Rocket Science, Depart, Get This Started, My People, and her collaboration with Chris Lorenzo titled Invisible. Describing the personal nature of the project, Jazzy noted that Invisible serves as a departure from her standard upbeat releases to address a difficult experience in the music industry.

Management and label executives note that the project was structured to balance underground club credibility with mainstream crossover appeal. Jack Duckworth and Silas Howison-Waughray emphasized that the long-term strategy focused on artist development.

Invisible’

Dublin Homecoming and Upcoming Tour Schedule

The album release coincides with a massive live milestone. On October 24, 2026, Jazzy performs at Dublin’s 13,000-capacity 3Arena during Ireland’s bank holiday weekend. Following her homecoming performance, she will take the record across the UK and Ireland for a series of headline dates.

Date	City / Country	Venue
October 24, 2026	Dublin, Ireland	3Arena
November 13, 2026	Liverpool, England	Invisible Wind Factory
November 14, 2026	Belfast, Northern Ireland	The Telegraph Building
November 20, 2026	Leeds, England	Mint Warehouse
November 21, 2026	Newcastle, England	Digital
November 28, 2026	Bristol, England	Document
December 11, 2026	London, England	The Cause
December 19, 2026	Glasgow, Scotland	SWG3

Club Culture Pressures and Stance on Generative AI

Amid her commercial milestones, the artist addressed the economic pressures facing grassroots nightlife. Citing figures from the Night Time Industries Association indicating that the UK loses about 12 venues monthly and roughly 30% of its nightlife economy since the pandemic, she pointed to a similar contraction in Ireland.

Addressing changes in music production, Jazzy expressed strong opposition to automated writing tools, telling Music Week that generative artificial intelligence is cheating and lazy.

‘Get This Started’ –

I don’t like it at all – it’s cheating and it’s lazy. If you want to be an artist and you want to make music, why are you letting a computer do it for you? It should come from the heart.

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