Dublin-born singer Jazzy has officially become the most popular Irish female artist worldwide on Spotify, surpassing legendary figures like Sinéad O’Connor and Enya. At just 28 years old, Jazzy has amassed an impressive 7.3 million monthly listeners on the streaming platform. This achievement places her ahead of the late O’Connor, who has 5.3 million listeners, and Enya, who boasts 4.8 million.
Jazzy’s meteoric rise began with her debut single, Giving Me, released in March 2023. The track not only topped the Irish charts, making her the first Irish woman to achieve this feat in over 14 years, but it also secured a Top 3 position in the UK charts. In just 18 months, Jazzy has climbed to become the fifth biggest Irish solo artist overall on Spotify, following prominent names such as Hozier, Van Morrison, Niall Horan, and Dermot Kennedy.
In addition to her streaming success, Jazzy is gearing up to release her new single, No Bad Vibes featuring Kilimanjaro, next Friday. The anticipation surrounding this release is heightened by her upcoming second headline tour across Ireland and the UK. Fans can catch her live performances at Index in Dublin on November 9, The Telegraph Building in Belfast on November 22, and The Electric Ballroom in London on November 23.
Jazzy’s accomplishments highlight her significant impact on the music scene, both locally and internationally. Her ability to connect with a wide audience and her dedication to her craft have solidified her position as a leading figure in the industry. As she continues to build on her success, Jazzy is set to inspire and entertain fans around the world with her talent and compelling music.
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