The streets of Dublin have played an integral role in shaping the artist known as Jazzy, long before she made waves on international dance floors. Now, she pays homage to her roots with her latest release, “My People.” This track, a follow-up to her bass-house hit “Invisible” in collaboration with Chris Lorenzo, marks a significant evolution in her sound as she turns inward to celebrate the community and culture that molded her musical journey.
“My People,” released via Chaos Records, is a vibrant fusion of Jazzy’s signature euphoric house energy and late-night pop vibes. Co-written with Mark Ralph, Theo Hutchcraft, and Guillaume Alric of The Blaze, the song resonates with listeners through personal and introspective lyrics that evoke a sense of nostalgia and connection. It’s a heartfelt reflection on the essence of home, coinciding perfectly with a period of unprecedented growth in her career.
The momentum doesn’t stop with her latest single. Jazzy’s debut studio album, titled ‘Peace & Patience,’ is set to drop on October 23. This exciting news is paired with a full headline tour, which will take her to various iconic venues across the UK. Highlights include London’s The Cause and Bristol’s Document, culminating in a momentous 13,000-capacity show at the 3Arena in Dublin on October 24—an event that signifies a homecoming for the rising star.
But before gearing up for her album release and tour, Jazzy has a bustling summer lined up. She will be the main support for Calvin Harris at a series of outdoor stadium shows, building on their summer anthem collaboration, “Satisfy.” This tour kicks off in Harris’s hometown at Glasgow’s Hampden Park, a massive venue with a capacity of 52,000. Following that, she will also grace stages in Dublin’s Malahide Castle, Marlay Park, and Belfast’s Belsonic, as well as make an appearance at the famed Ushuaïa in Ibiza.
The past three years have seen Jazzy’s ascent to stardom becoming increasingly undeniable. She holds the title of Spotify’s most streamed female DJ/vocalist globally, and she’s also the most streamed female electronic artist on SoundCloud with over one billion streams to her name. Her discography boasts two #1 singles in Ireland and five Top 20 hits in the UK, including three Top 10 tracks, solidifying her status as a trailblazer in the electronic music scene.
Jazzy’s collaborations read like a veritable who’s who of the dance music world. From the infectious “High On Me” with Rossi to the chart-topping “Somedays” featuring Sonny Fodera and D.O.D., her impressive body of work has earned her industry recognition, including two BRIT Award nominations, an Ivor Novello nomination, a MOBO Award nomination, and a coveted spot as a DJ Mag global print cover star.
Peace & Patience Headline Tour:
October 24 – 3Arena – Dublin, Ireland
November 13 – Invisible Wind Factory – Liverpool, UK
November 14 – The Telegraph Building – Belfast, UK
November 20 – Mint Warehouse – Leeds, UK
November 21 – Digital – Newcastle, UK
November 28 – Document – Bristol, UK
December 11 – The Cause – London, UK
December 19 – SWG3 – Glasgow, UK
Tickets for the headline tour are on sale now, marking the dawning of a new chapter in Jazzy’s already impressive career.
