Dublin DJ makes history as she hits number one spot on Spotify chart

Dubliner Jazzy, who hit this incredible milestone with their debut single “Giving Me,” knocked Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding’s “Miracle” off the top spot this week.

Giving Me was released in March and has already been streamed 1.7 million times in Ireland.

The 26-year-old musician, singer and songwriter rose to prominence last year as the vocalist of dance duo Belters Only’s mega-hit ‘Make Me Feel Good’, which reached number one in Ireland. , which reached number 4 on the UK charts alongside artists such as: Like Ed Sheeran and Harry Styles.

This gave the rising star the chance to have a major career by signing his own record deal with UK’s Polydor Records.

But Jazzy, one of two daughters single-handedly raised by a mother in the Dublin suburb of Crumlin, recently told SundayWorld.com that thanks to her local St Agnes Primary School on Armagh Road, He said he was grateful for the skill he gave him to climb ladders. She joined their effort called The Music Project.

In 2006, Sister Bernadette Sweeney, former principal of St. Agnes Elementary School, and Dr. Joanna Crooks, former director of the National Youth Orchestra, created a music project for children at St. Agnes Elementary School and Skoil Colm Elementary School. was established. This is your chance to experience the world of classical music through the violin.

They raised the money to purchase 30 violins, which eventually led to the formation of the St. Agnes & Scoyl Corum School Orchestra. The project began with each class receiving weekly violin lessons from a volunteer music teacher.

Young Irish DJ duo Belters Only top UK charts with hit ‘Make Me Feel Good’

Jazzy, who is currently making waves in the music world, told Sundayworld.com: “I have to thank that music show.

“I love it and have been doing it all my life. Everyone in the neighborhood knew me and called me ‘the girl with the violin.’ They always saw me walking up and down the street with my violin case. After I finished all my grades, I actually went back to that school and became an assistant violin teacher to the teacher who taught me. “

Jazzy says he has already achieved more than he ever imagined. “When I was younger, my neighbors used to say, ‘Oh, you’re going to be famous!’ After revealing it for me, I really want to go beyond what I set out to do.”