- Music
- 15 Jun 26
Jazzy announces debut album Peace & Patience
The hugely anticipated debut record is due out October 23.
Irish dance music heavyweight Jazzy has announced the release of her highly-anticipated debut album Peace & Patience, due out on October 23 via Chaos Record.
Accompanying the announcement, the DJ will be putting out the record's lead single ‘Invisible,’ in collaboration with Chris Lorenzo, this Friday, June 19.
"This album is everything I’ve been building toward," says Jazzy. "It’s about where I come from, the people who have held me down, and the patience it took to finally find my peace and my sound. Getting to create this between Dublin, London, and LA with producers and writers I've admired for years has been a dream."
Last October, the Crumlin native became the most streamed female DJ in the world across Spotify and Soundcloud, with her Spotify audience reached 10M monthly listeners.
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2026 has already been a year of many milestones for Jazzy, receiving a nomination for a MOBO Award in the Best Electronic & Dance Act category alongside PinkPantheress, KILIMANJARO, FKA Twigs, Salute and Sherelle, and performing at the legendary Coachella festival in May.
Additionally, she released her landmark single ‘Satisfy’ in collaboration with legendary hitmaker Calvin Harris.
This summer, she will hit the road as the main support for global superstar Calvin Harris, at his massive outdoor shows across Dublin (Marlay Park June 27, and Malahide Castle June 28), Belfast, and Scotland, alongside a highly anticipated performance at the legendary Ushuaïa Ibiza.
Peace & Patience is available for pre-save below:
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