Jazzy has announced Dublin to the World, an upcoming mini-documentary following the Dublin artist through a summer of international touring, studio work and life away from the decks. Captured during summer 2026, the short film is a visual companion to her debut album, Peace & Patience, which is due October 23 via Chaos Records.

The film moves between global festival appearances and Jazzy’s home city, including time in Crumlin, while documenting her transition from featured club vocalist to headlining DJ sets. It includes footage from the final stages of recording the album, backstage moments at sold-out shows and conversations about balancing a busy performance schedule with time at home. The project is framed around the connection between her Dublin roots and the career that now takes her around the world.

Jazzy said she wanted the film to document activity surrounding the album sessions and live dates, rather than only the public-facing performances. “Between finishing the album and playing huge shows every weekend, I wanted to capture what was actually going on behind closed doors. Dublin will always be my foundation, and this documentary shows how that energy stays with me no matter where I am in the world.”

The documentary arrives after a three-year run in which Jazzy has accumulated more than one billion catalogue streams. She is Spotify’s most-streamed female DJ/vocalist globally and SoundCloud’s most-streamed female electronic act. She has scored two No. 1 singles in Ireland and five Top 20 singles in the U.K., including three Top 10 hits. Her collaborations include “Satisfy” with Calvin Harris, “High On Me” with Rossi., “No Bad Vibes” with KILIMANJARO and the Top 5 single “Somedays” with Sonny Fodera and D.O.D. She has also received nominations for two BRIT Awards, an Ivor Novello and a MOBO Award. One day after Peace & Patience is released, Jazzy is scheduled to play her biggest headline show to date at Dublin’s 3Arena on October 24.

Listen to Jazzy’s “Peace & Patience” “Ribbon Factory” here.