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Jazzy releases debut album Peace & Patience as her headline tour begins

The thirteen-track collection brings Mark Ralph, Tre Jean Marie and Theo Hutchcraft into the credits.

Jazzy publicity photograph / Universal Music Canada press announcement
Jazzy publicity photograph / Universal Music Canada press announcement

Jazzy released her debut album, Peace & Patience, on October 23 through Chaos Records. The thirteen-track project arrives with an official video for its title track and follows singles including Get This Started, My People, Invisible and Rocket Science.

Core collaborators named in the announcement include Mark Ralph, Tre Jean Marie and Theo Hutchcraft. The credits also connect Touch Fire with Guillaume Alric of the Blaze, while Emily Warren and Bülow contributed to Ticket to Ride and F Ur Feelings. Saoirse co-wrote Depart.

The album beyond the singles

Dance releases often reach listeners one track at a time through clubs, playlists or short clips. A full running order presents a different question: how do changes in intensity and vocal focus connect those tracks across a longer stretch of listening?

The collaborators provide useful points of orientation, but they do not determine an entire song’s effect in advance. Following one production element through several tracks—such as the treatment of the lead vocal—can reveal continuity that a list of singles misses.

The announcement scheduled the UK and Ireland headline tour to begin October 24 at Dublin’s 3Arena. That opening date is now part of the release’s immediate context, rather than a future kickoff. Current show details belong with the artist and venue listings linked from the official information below.

Source: Official release announcement.

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