Jazzy Announces ‘Dublin to the World’ Documentary

Jazzy is documenting the stretch of her career in which Dublin stopped being merely the place she came from and became the foundation for an increasingly international run.

The Irish dance artist has announced “Dublin to the World,” a new mini-documentary filmed during the summer of 2026 as she toured internationally while completing her debut album, Peace & Patience. The record is scheduled for release Oct. 23 through Chaos Records.

The short film follows Jazzy between festival stages, studio sessions, backstage spaces and her home neighborhood of Crumlin, offering a closer look at the workload behind a career that has accelerated quickly over the past several years. It also captures her evolution from a vocalist associated with club records into an artist increasingly occupying the center of the stage as both a performer and DJ.

“This summer was one of the most intense and emotional times of my life,” Jazzy said in the announcement. “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.”

That relationship between home and expansion gives “Dublin to the World” its central idea. Rather than approaching the film as a conventional promotional piece built only around performances, the project follows Jazzy through the movement between increasingly large stages and the city that shaped her.

The documentary also arrives at a pivotal moment in the rollout for Peace & Patience. The album will be Jazzy’s first full-length project after a run of singles and collaborations that pushed her deeper into the international dance market. Her recent catalog includes “Satisfy” with Calvin Harris, “High On Me” with Rossi., “No Bad Vibes” with KILIMANJARO and “Somedays” with Sonny Fodera and D.O.D.

According to her team, Jazzy has accumulated more than one billion catalog streams over the past three years, scored two No. 1 singles in Ireland and placed five singles inside the UK Top 20, including three Top 10 entries. Her rise has also brought nominations from the BRIT Awards, the Ivor Novello Awards and the MOBO Awards.

Peace & Patience is not simply another release in a string of successful dance records. It is the first album-length test of how Jazzy translates the momentum surrounding her singles into a broader artistic statement under her own name.

The next day will provide another measure of that growth. Jazzy is scheduled to perform at Dublin’s 3Arena on Oct. 24, a show billed by her team as the biggest headline concert of her career to date.

“Dublin to the World” effectively places viewers inside the run-up to both moments, capturing an artist finishing her first album while the rooms around her continue getting larger.