Irish singer Jazzy releases debut album Peace & Patience
The 13-song record brings together tracks Jazzy says she chose for their personal meaning, offering listeners more of the experiences behind her music.
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The 13-song record brings together tracks Jazzy says she chose for their personal meaning, offering listeners more of the experiences behind her music.
Irish singer and DJ Jazzy released her debut album, Peace & Patience, through Chaos Records on October 23, 2026, according to Billboard’s interview with her published that day. The album contains 13 songs and runs 36 minutes.
The release follows her success with individual singles. Billboard reports that “Giving Me,” her first solo single, topped the Official Irish Singles Chart in 2023. She later teamed up with Calvin Harris for “Satisfy,” released in May 2026.
Peace and patience guided the song selection and became the album’s title, Billboard reports. Jazzy said she had a large collection of music to choose from, including songs written several years earlier. She wanted the tracks to fit together while telling stories that mattered to her.
So I just wanted to open up a little about experiences I’ve had in life and stuff I go through now.
She described the title track’s lyrics as uplifting and intended to encourage listeners. Billboard, separately, describes the album as dance pop influenced by house, a style of electronic club music, and praises her textured voice. Those assessments are the publication’s critical judgments.
Jazzy’s route into dance music began with classical violin. She told Billboard that weekly lessons through a school project led to years of study, and she had considered becoming a violin teacher.
She later began singing and started listening to electronic music around age 18. Visits to underground clubs in Dublin sparked her interest in learning to DJ. After taking lessons, she practised at home for about a year before feeling ready to perform.
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