Jazzy – Peace & Patience
Breakout electronic dance sensation Jazzy – Spotify’s most streamed female DJ/vocalist globally and the most streamed female electronic act on SoundCloud – has officially released her debut album, Peace & Patience, out now via Chaos Records.
Alongside the album drop, Jazzy spotlights the project’s focus track and title track, “Peace & Patience”, accompanied by an official music video.
Across the 13-track record, Peace & Patience weaves together euphoric house, sleek late-night pop, and deeply personal storytelling. The album follows a rapid string of successful releases, including “Get This Started,” “My People,” “Invisible,” and “Rocket Science,” further establishing Jazzy as one of dance music’s most dominant vocalists and DJs.
“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
Peace & Patience was produced in collaboration with modern hitmakers including core collaborators Mark Ralph (Josh Baker, Skepta, Becky Hill, Max & Luke Dean), Tre Jean Marie (Little Mix, Craig David, Mabel, FLO), and Theo Hutchcraft (Calvin Harris, HURTS). Jazzy also teamed up with French electronic duo The Blaze (Guillaume Alric) alongside Ralph and Hutchcraft for the atmospheric “Touch Fire.” The album features standout anthems, including “Ticket To Ride” and “F Ur Feelings,” both co-written with multi-platinum songwriters Emily Warren (Dua Lipa) and Bülow. As well as “Depart,” an emotional, club-ready track co-written with Irish electronic icon Saoirse.
To celebrate the album release, Jazzy will hit the road for her Peace & Patience Headline Tour, kicking off the day after album release with a landmark homecoming performance: her biggest headline show to date at Dublin’s iconic 3Arena (13,000 capacity) on the Irish Bank Holiday weekend, October 24th. The live run also features high-profile UK dates at legendary venues like London’s The Cause and Bristol’s Document.
Alongside the album, Jazzy has released a mini-documentary titled “Dublin to the World”. Captured over her whirlwind 2026 summer, the film offers a rare behind-the-scenes look into her life away from the decks, chronicling her relentless international touring schedule, candid studio sessions, and the final preparations leading up to the release of her debut album.
Oct 24: 3Arena, Dublin
Nov 13: Invisible Wind Factory, Liverpool
Nov 14: The Telegraph Building, Belfast
Nov 20: Mint Warehouse, Leeds
Nov 21: Digital, Newcastle
Nov 28: Document, Bristol
Dec 11: The Cause, London
Dec 19: SWG3, Glasgow
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