Irish dance music star Jazzy is giving fans a closer look at the journey behind her rapid rise to international success with a new mini-documentary, “Dublin to the World”. Filmed throughout the summer of 2026, the documentary follows the Dublin artist as she navigates a packed schedule of performances, studio sessions, and the final stages of completing her long-awaited debut album, “Peace & Patience”.
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The film, directed by Milly Grange-Bennett with creative direction from Skye Goulding and produced by Theo J Broughton, offers a more personal perspective on Jazzy’s life away from the spotlight, moving between major festival appearances, sold-out shows, time spent in the studio, and her return to Crumlin. Alongside the scale of her growing international career, “Dublin to the World” also looks at the connection she continues to maintain with her Dublin roots.
At the centre of the documentary is Jazzy’s development from a featured vocalist on dance records into an artist increasingly taking centre stage herself. The film looks back at the experiences that helped shape that journey, including how learning violin as a child first introduced her to music before an 18th birthday night out opened the door to house music. From there, Jazzy reflects on finding her own approach to creating music, describing a process that has remained organic rather than being driven by a predetermined plan.
The documentary also explores the person behind the growing international profile. While Jazzy’s career has taken her to major stages including Coachella and into collaborations with artists such as Calvin Harris, returning to Dublin remains an important part of keeping her grounded. She discusses coming home as Yasmin rather than simply as Jazzy, alongside the role played by the people closest to her, including her partner Ross. As the film moves towards the release of “Peace & Patience”, it also captures the significance of her forthcoming 3Arena headline show, which represents another major milestone in her journey.
“This summer was one of the most intense and emotional times of my life,” says Jazzy. “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 balance between Jazzy’s international ambitions and the place she calls home forms a key part of “Dublin to the World”. Rather than focusing solely on the finished performances and milestones, the documentary provides a glimpse at the work and experiences taking place behind the scenes during an important period in her career.
The timing also places the mini-documentary alongside the release of “Peace & Patience”, which arrives on October 23 via Chaos Records. The film serves as a visual companion to the album, offering fans an insight into the period in which Jazzy brought the project together and the personal and professional experiences surrounding its creation.
Jazzy has built a significant global audience since first making her mark within the dance scene, with her catalogue surpassing one billion streams in just three years. She has also achieved two Number 1 singles in Ireland and four UK Top 20 singles, including three Top 10 entries, establishing her as one of the most prominent Irish artists working in dance music today.
Her catalogue has also seen her collaborate with some of the genre’s biggest names. Among her recent credits are “Satisfy” with Calvin Harris, “High On Me” with Rossi., “No Bad Vibes” with KILIMANJARO, and “Somedays” with Sonny Fodera and D.O.D., the latter becoming a UK Top 5 hit.
That success has brought Jazzy nominations for two BRIT Awards, an Ivor Novello Award, and a MOBO Award, alongside a DJ MAG global print cover. Her career is now entering another significant chapter with the arrival of “Peace & Patience” and the accompanying documentary.
Following the album’s release on October 23, Jazzy will return to Dublin for her biggest headline performance to date at 3Arena on October 24. Together, the album, documentary, and headline show mark a particularly significant moment for an artist whose career has taken her from Crumlin to audiences around the world.
“Dublin to the World” will be available to watch globally via Jazzy’s official YouTube channel. Her singles “Invisible” with Chris Lorenzo, “My People”, and “Get This Started”, all of which are taken from her upcoming album, are all available to download and stream right now, while her forthcoming album “Peace & Patience” is expected to drop on October 23, 2026, via Chaos Records.
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