Hear Jazzy's New Single 'My People'
(IC) Following the massive success of her bass-house collaboration "Invisible" with Chris Lorenzo, breakout electronic dance sensation Jazzy returns with her highly anticipated follow-up single, "My People".
While "Invisible" showcased Jazzy's ability to dominate global club floors alongside bass-house royalty, "My People" turns the lens inward. Written by Jazzy, Mark Ralph (Josh Baker, Skepta, Becky Hill, Max & Luke Dean), Theo Hutchcraft (Calvin Harris, HURTS) and Guillaume Alric (from duo The Blaze).
The track seamlessly weaves together her signature euphoric house energy, sleek late-night pop, and deeply personal storytelling. It serves as a love letter to her origins, a reminder of where she comes from as her global star continues to rise.
Jazzy's highly anticipated debut studio album Peace & Patience, is out October 23rd. To celebrate the release, Jazzy has announced her brand-new Peace & Patience Headline Tour. The live run features high-profile UK dates at legendary venues, like London's The Cause and Bristol's Document, culminating in a homecoming milestone: her biggest headline show to date at Dublin's iconic 3Arena (13,000 capacity) on October 24th.
Ahead of her own headline Autumn tour, Jazzy is set for a monumental summer on the stage. Following their hit summer anthem collaboration "Satisfy", Jazzy is set to hit the road as the main support for global superstar Calvin Harris across a run of massive outdoor stadium shows this summer. The tour kicks off with a monumental hometown return for Harris at Glasgow's Hampden Park, a massive 52,000-capacity. Before heading to Dublin at Malahide Castle (27,500 capacity) and Marlay Park (40,000 capacity) and Belfast's Belsonic at Ormeau Park (20,000 capacity). Alongside these UK and Irish dates, Jazzy will also join the multi-platinum producer for a performance at the legendary Ushuaïa Ibiza, cementing her status as one of electronic music's most exciting live acts.
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