Music: Jazzy Releases Debut Album Peace & Patience: 13 Tracks Arrive With Title Track Video as Dublin 3Arena Headline Show Opens the Tour
Universal Music Canada announced on October 23 that Irish electronic dance artist Jazzy has released her debut album, Peace & Patience, via Chaos Records. Described by the label as Spotify's most streamed female DJ and vocalist globally and the most streamed female electronic act on SoundCloud, she spotlights the title track Peace & Patience as the album's focus track, accompanied by an official music video.
Across its 13 tracks, the album weaves together euphoric house, sleek late-night pop and personal storytelling, following earlier releases including Get This Started, My People, Invisible and Rocket Science. The full tracklist also includes Intro, Better Days, Depart, Genuine, Playin, Fantasy, Elevate and Funky Flow, with Invisible featuring Chris Lorenzo and Funky Flow recorded with Belters Only.
The album was produced with collaborators including Mark Ralph, Tre Jean Marie and Theo Hutchcraft. Guillaume Alric of French electronic duo The Blaze worked on Touch Fire alongside Ralph and Hutchcraft, Ticket To Ride and F Ur Feelings were co-written with Emily Warren and Bülow, and Depart was co-written with Irish electronic artist Saoirse. Jazzy said every late night in the studio, festival crowd and emotional moment of the past couple of years was poured into the record.
The day after the album release, Jazzy opened her Peace & Patience headline tour at Dublin's 3Arena, a 13,000 capacity homecoming show billed as her biggest headline performance to date, with further dates in Liverpool, Belfast, Leeds, Newcastle, Bristol, London and Glasgow. A mini-documentary, Dublin to the World, was released alongside the album, covering her 2026 summer touring, studio sessions and final album preparations. According to the label, her catalogue has passed one billion streams in three years, with two No. 1 singles in Ireland and five UK Top 20 singles.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 都柏林 3Arena 场馆（原 O2 Dublin，资料图）。William Murphy 摄，CC BY-SA 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / The 3Arena in Dublin, formerly the O2 (file photo). Photo by William Murphy, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
