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Irish electronic artist Jazzy has released her new single “My People” via Chaos Records, following the success of her bass-house collaboration “Invisible” with Chris Lorenzo.
While “Invisible” was built for global club floors, “My People” takes a more personal direction. The new record is a tribute to Dublin, its people and the community that shaped Jazzy’s journey. It combines her euphoric house sound with late-night pop influences and personal storytelling.
The track was written by Jazzy alongside Mark Ralph, whose credits include Josh Baker, Skepta and Becky Hill; Theo Hutchcraft of HURTS; and Guillaume Alric of The Blaze.
‘My People’ Is a Love Letter to Dublin
As Jazzy’s profile continues to expand internationally, “My People” brings the focus back to where everything started.
The track celebrates her hometown and the people around her. In addition, it creates a connection between Jazzy’s Dublin roots and the increasingly global career she has built over the past few years.
That rise has been significant. Jazzy has accumulated more than 1 billion catalogue streams in just three years, scored two No.1 singles in Ireland, and achieved five UK Top 20 singles. This includes three Top 10 records.
Her growing catalogue also includes collaborations with Calvin Harris, Sonny Fodera, D.O.D, Rossi. and KILIMANJARO, while her success has earned nominations at the BRIT Awards, Ivor Novello Awards and MOBO Awards.
‘Peace & Patience’ Arrives This October
“My People” also offers another look into Jazzy’s next major chapter.
Her highly anticipated debut studio album, Peace & Patience, is set for release on October 23, 2026.
Jazzy will support the album with the Peace & Patience Headline Tour. The tour begins in North America before continuing through Ireland and the UK.
Just one day after the album arrives, she will reach a major career milestone. She will play her biggest headline show to date at Dublin’s 3Arena on October 24. This venue has a capacity of around 13,000.
The tour will later visit cities including Liverpool, Belfast, Leeds, Newcastle, Bristol, London and Glasgow.
Jazzy Heads Into a Huge Run With Calvin Harris
Before beginning her own headline tour, Jazzy is also joining Calvin Harris as main support. This will be across a series of major summer performances.
The run follows their collaboration “Satisfy” and includes appearances at Hampden Park in Glasgow, Malahide Castle and Marlay Park in Dublin, and Belsonic at Ormeau Park in Belfast.
Jazzy will also join Harris at Ushuaïa Ibiza, adding another major international stage to what is becoming one of the biggest periods of her career so far.
With “My People,” her debut album approaching and her biggest headline show around the corner, Jazzy is entering a new phase of her career — while keeping Dublin firmly at the heart of it.
