Yasmine Byrne, known professionally as Jazzy or Jazzy Yaz, is an Irish-Jamaican dance-pop singer-songwriter from Dublin, celebrated for her chart-topping singles and vibrant contributions to the electronic music scene.

She rose to prominence with her vocals on Belters Only’s “Make Me Feel Good,” which hit No. 1 on the Irish Singles Chart, and her solo debut “Giving Me,” making her the first Irish female artist to top the Irish charts in 14 years.

With influences like Lauryn Hill and Raye, Jazzy’s eclectic sound blends house, hip-hop, and R&B, earning her global recognition as Spotify’s most popular Irish female artist with over 12 million monthly listeners.

Early Life and Education

Yasmine Byrne was born on September 19, 1996, in Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland.

Raised by her mother in a council estate alongside two siblings, she grew up in a close-knit community that shaped her grounded personality.

At St. Agnes’ Primary School, she joined a free music program that introduced her to the violin, sparking her lifelong passion for music.

She continued her musical education through secondary school, completing her violin grades and playing in the school orchestra. She is of Irish and Jamaican descent, and her religion is not publicly known.

Career

Jazzy began her career in 2017 with the Dublin hip-hop group Powerful Creative Minds, using the stage name Jazzy Yaz.

She contributed vocals to their 2020 releases like “Baby Maybe” and the EP #39, gaining local attention.

Her breakthrough came in 2021 with Belters Only’s “Make Me Feel Good,” a dance anthem that topped the Irish Singles Chart and reached No. 4 in the UK, marking her as a rising star in electronic music.

Her early work, including a feature on Ben Rainey’s “Let Yourself Go” (2021), showcased her versatility across genres, blending classical influences with modern dance beats.

Jazzy’s solo career took off in 2023 with “Giving Me,” a platinum-certified single that hit No. 1 in Ireland and No. 3 in the UK, making her the first Irish female artist to top the Irish charts since 2009.

The track, with over 151 million streams, earned a Brit Awards nomination for Best International Single.

She followed with hits like “Feel It” and “Shooting Star” (2024), and her debut EP Constellations (2023), which solidified her dance-pop sound.

Collaborations with artists like Sonny Fodera and Headie One, alongside performances at Electric Picnic and London Fashion Week, boosted her global profile.

Currently, Jazzy is a leading figure in Irish music, with 12.3 million monthly Spotify listeners, surpassing Sinéad O’Connor and Enya as the platform’s most popular Irish female artist.

Her 2025 single “No Bad Vibes” with Kilimanjaro continues her chart success, while her second headline UK and Ireland tour, including shows at Dublin’s Index and London’s Electric Ballroom, underscores her growing influence.

Named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Europe list and Ticketmaster’s Breakthrough 2024, Jazzy is poised to expand her legacy with plans for a debut album and potential ventures into acting.

Personal Life

Jazzy, announced her engagement to her long-term boyfriend, Ross Mooney, in December 2023 at Nara Park, Japan.

She described Mooney as her best friend and expressed gratitude for their shared journey, though they have no children.

Discography

Baby Maybe (with Powerful Creative Minds, 2020)

Vivid Dreams (with Powerful Creative Minds, 2020)

#39 (EP, with Powerful Creative Minds, 2020)

Am I Wasting Time (EP, with Powerful Creative Minds, 2021)

Make Me Feel Good (with Belters Only, 2021)

Don’t Stop Just Yet (with Belters Only, 2022)

Giving Me (2023)

Feel It (2023)

Constellations (EP, 2023)

Life Lesson (with Belters Only and Sonny Fodera, 2023)

Shooting Star (2024)

No Bad Vibes (with Kilimanjaro, 2025)

Net Worth

Jazzy has an estimated net worth of $2 million USD.

Her wealth stems primarily from her music career, including streaming revenue from hits like “Giving Me” and “Make Me Feel Good,” live performances at major festivals, and a record deal with Polydor Records.

Additional income comes from brand partnerships and her strong social media presence, with viral TikTok content driving her global reach.