Jazzy is showing no signs of slowing down. Following a run of major releases, international performances, and a summer spent sharing stages with some of dance music’s biggest names, the breakout Irish electronic artist returns with her latest single, “Get This Started,” via Chaos Records.
The new track arrives as Jazzy continues to establish herself as one of electronic music’s most recognizable vocalists and DJs. Her growing global reach is reflected in her streaming milestones, with Spotify naming her the most streamed female DJ/vocalist globally and SoundCloud recognizing her as its most streamed female electronic act.
“Get This Started” builds on that momentum with a high-energy approach designed squarely for the dance floor. Driving rhythms and commanding vocals give the track a peak-time feel, balancing the immediacy of a club anthem with the scale of a festival record. It is another showcase of the vocal presence that has become central to Jazzy’s sound as her profile continues to expand internationally.
The single follows “My People,” a deeply personal release that turned the spotlight toward Dublin, the city that shaped Jazzy’s journey. Rather than simply serving as another club record, the track celebrated the community, people, and streets of her hometown, offering a more personal look at the artist behind the rapidly growing dance music career.
Before that came “Invisible,” her collaboration with bass-house heavyweight Chris Lorenzo. The record demonstrated Jazzy’s ability to move between different sides of dance music, connecting her vocal-driven style with Lorenzo’s heavier club production and reinforcing her versatility across festival stages and underground-leaning dance floors.
Now, “Get This Started” arrives with a different kind of urgency as Jazzy prepares for the release of her debut studio album, Peace & Patience, arriving October 23.
The album will also launch the next major chapter of her live career. To coincide with its release, Jazzy has announced the Peace & Patience Headline Tour, which will take her across a series of high-profile UK dates, including London’s The Cause and Document in Bristol.
The tour will ultimately return her to Dublin for her biggest headline performance to date. On October 24, Jazzy will headline the city’s iconic 3Arena, a 13,000-capacity venue, during the Irish Bank Holiday weekend. For an artist whose recent work has repeatedly looked back toward the people and places that helped shape her, the scale of the homecoming carries particular significance.
Her own headline run comes after a summer that pushed Jazzy onto some of the biggest stages of her career.
Following the success of her collaboration with Calvin Harris, “Satisfy,” she joined the global superstar as main support for a series of major outdoor stadium shows with a combined capacity of 139,500. The run began with Harris’ hometown return at Hampden Park in Glasgow, where 52,000 fans gathered, before continuing through Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The tour included shows at Malahide Castle in Dublin, with a 27,500-capacity crowd, Marlay Park, which holds 40,000, and Belsonic at Ormeau Park in Belfast, with a capacity of 20,000.
The summer also took Jazzy to some of the most established club stages in Ibiza. She joined Calvin Harris at Ushuaïa Ibiza, performed alongside East End Dubs at Hï Ibiza, and appeared with Marco Carola and Sonny Fodera at Pacha.
Together, those appearances capped a major 2026 Ibiza run while giving Jazzy the opportunity to move comfortably between enormous outdoor audiences and some of the world’s most influential dance music clubs.
With Peace & Patience now approaching and her biggest headline show waiting at home in Dublin, “Get This Started” arrives at a pivotal point in Jazzy’s career. The new single keeps the energy firmly pointed toward the dance floor, while everything surrounding it suggests an artist moving from breakout success into a much larger chapter of her career.