Irish DJ and vocalist Jazzy has officially unveiled her debut studio album, ‘Peace & Patience,’ now available through Chaos Records. The 13-track collection serves as a definitive statement from the rising star, seamlessly blending house music, electronic pop, and deeply personal songwriting.
The album arrives following a string of successful singles that have built significant momentum for the artist, including ‘Get This Started,’ ‘My People,’ ‘Invisible,’ and ‘Rocket Science.’ The project’s title track, ‘Peace & Patience,’ has been selected as the focus single and is accompanied by a new official music video.
To craft this expansive sound, Jazzy collaborated with a high-profile roster of producers and songwriters, including Mark Ralph, Tre Jean Marie, and Theo Hutchcraft. The record also features notable creative partnerships, such as ‘Touch Fire’ with The Blaze, and songwriting contributions from Emily Warren and Bülow on tracks like ‘Ticket To Ride’ and ‘F Ur Feelings.’ Additionally, Irish producer Saoirse co-wrote the track ‘Depart.’
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.
The album further showcases Jazzy’s collaborative spirit, featuring Chris Lorenzo on ‘Invisible,’ Reggie and Jaasu on ‘Elevate,’ and Belters Only on ‘Funky Flow.’
In celebration of the release, Jazzy has launched her ‘Peace & Patience’ headline tour, which kicked off with a sold-out homecoming performance at Dublin’s 3Arena on October 24th. The tour is set to continue across major cities including Liverpool, Belfast, Leeds, Newcastle, Bristol, London, and Glasgow. Fans can also gain deeper insight into the creative process through her mini-documentary, ‘Dublin to the World,’ which chronicles her international touring and studio sessions throughout the summer of 2026.
