Irish electronic music star Jazzy has officially released her debut album, Peace & Patience, via Chaos Records. The 13-track project blends euphoric house, sleek late-night pop, and personal storytelling, marking a major milestone for the artist, who is recognized as Spotify’s most-streamed female DJ/vocalist globally and the most-streamed female electronic act on SoundCloud. Alongside the album, Jazzy has unveiled the title track, “Peace & Patience,” accompanied by an official music video.
The album arrives following a run of successful releases, including “Get This Started,” “My People,” “Invisible,” and “Rocket Science.” Across Peace & Patience, Jazzy brings together the energy of club music with a more personal perspective, drawing on her experiences over the past several years. The result is a collection that moves between dancefloor-ready anthems and more reflective moments, offering a broader look at the artist behind the decks.
Speaking about the release, Jazzy shared her excitement and gratitude for reaching this point in her career.
“I honestly can’t believe this moment is finally here. Peace & Patience has been my whole world for so long — every late night in the studio, every crazy festival crowd, and every emotional moment I’ve been through over the past couple of years is poured straight into this record. To have my debut album out in the world feels so surreal. I am so deeply grateful to everyone who helped me bring this vision to life and to every single person who has supported me on this journey,” Jazzy said.
The album features collaborations with a team of established songwriters and producers. Core collaborators include Mark Ralph, known for his work with Josh Baker, Skepta, Becky Hill, Max, and Luke Dean, alongside Tre Jean-Marie, whose credits include Little Mix, Craig David, Mabel, and FLO. Theo Hutchcraft, known for his work with Calvin Harris and HURTS, also contributed to the project.
One of the album’s notable collaborations is “Touch Fire,” an atmospheric track created with French electronic duo The Blaze, represented here by Guillaume Alric, alongside Ralph and Hutchcraft. Elsewhere, “Ticket To Ride” and “F Ur Feelings” feature co-writing contributions from multi-platinum songwriters Emily Warren, known for her work with Dua Lipa, and Bülow. The album also includes “Depart,” an emotional, club-ready track co-written with Irish electronic artist Saoirse.
To celebrate the release, Jazzy is launching her Peace & Patience Headline Tour, beginning October 24 with a major homecoming performance at Dublin’s 3Arena. With a capacity of 13,000, the venue will host the biggest headline show of her career to date over the Irish Bank Holiday weekend. The tour also includes UK dates at The Cause in London and Document in Bristol.
Alongside the album, Jazzy has released Dublin to the World, a mini-documentary filmed throughout her busy summer of 2026. The film offers a behind-the-scenes look at her life beyond the stage, following her international touring schedule, candid studio sessions, and preparations for the debut album’s arrival.
With Peace & Patience, Jazzy brings together the sounds and experiences that have shaped her rise in electronic music. Supported by a new music video, a documentary, and her biggest headline show to date, the album opens a new chapter in her career while celebrating the journey that brought her to this moment.