Jazzy - Invisible | House & Minimal Club Chart
Jazzy has earned her reputation as one of house music's most instinctive selectors, and this chart offers a clear view of the sound currently shaping her sets. Centered on her single "Invisible", a collaboration with bass-house heavyweight Chris Lorenzo on Chaos Records, serving as the lead track for her debut album Peace & Patience, the selection moves fluidly between vocal house and minimal.
Leaning into hypnotic low-end frequencies and rolling groove over obvious hooks, it's built for peak-time tension rather than instant gratification. The crate draws from established imprints like PIV and Dansu Discs alongside newer underground labels pushing the genre's tech-leaning edge. For club-ready, groove-forward house, Jazzy's picks offer a reliable compass for what's genuinely moving dancefloors right now.
Perfect For
Pool Parties & Daytime Socials
Rolling house grooves, warm basslines, and upbeat energy keep things lively without overwhelming casual listeners. Most tracks sit around 126–131 BPM, making them ideal for seamless DJ transitions in daytime settings.
Golden Hour & Sunset Sets
The blend of deep house, minimal grooves, and melodic touches suits the relaxed mood of golden hour. Energy builds gradually while the atmosphere remains warm and refined.
Beach Clubs & Open-Air Venues
Groove-driven tech house, hypnotic rhythms, and clean production strike a balance between dancefloor energy and polished coastal ambiance, ideal for open-air environments.
Tracklist
- Jansons – Propeller [PIV]
- X-Coast – The Realest Oh La La La [Dansu Discs]
- Renceau – Bomba [ec2a]
- Jazzy & Chris Lorenzo – Invisible [Chaos]
- Dale Howard – House Mentality [Staff Only]
- Jesse Maas – Dreamboy [Haven Trax]
- Chris Lorenzo & aMo (um) – HOTS 4 U [tszr]
- Prospa – Dreams [CircoLoco Records]
- Caleb Laurenson & E.T.C – Move Your Body (Let's Dance) (Let's Dance Mix) [We Are Active Records]
- Jazzy, KILIMANJARO & Woodcamp – No Bad Vibes (Woodcamp Remix) [Chaos]
- Desmond & Summum – Absolute Scorcher [LTF Records]
- Robbie Doherty – EZE DOC [AVENU]
- RUZE – Keep It Comin' [PIV]
- ALISHA & Julian Fijma – Shake Your Body [neXup recz]
- Saigon (UK) – Request Line [Dansu Discs]
- FIRZA – Get Up, Dance [NATURE]
- Kel Mozy – Hit It [VIENNA RECORDS]
- Danny Snowden – Everybody [You&Me Records]
- Jazzy & East End Dubs – On A Wave [Chaos]
- Sidney Charles – Take It Back (To The Old School) [Heavy House Society]
External Links
- Chart on Beatport: Jazzy Chart on Beatport
- Spotify Profile: Jazzy on Spotify
Also Featured In
Prospa – Dreams [CircoLoco Records]: Axwell – Whatever Turns You On CHART (Ibiza and Rooftop Parties)
Chris Lorenzo & aMo (um) – HOTS 4 U [tszr]: James Haskell – The Heat (High-Intensity Tech House Workout)
Similar Artists
Cloonee: Shares Jazzy's pull toward groove-focused tech house, with infectious basslines and club-ready production.
Chris Lorenzo: Pairs catchy vocal hooks with heavyweight, bass-driven house—a prime stylistic counterpart.
Solardo: Known for energetic house records built on rolling percussion, chunky basslines, and festival-ready grooves.
East End Dubs: A key influence in the underground minimal/deep tech circuit, bridging raw vinyl culture with modern club energy.
Similar Chart
Sofi Tukker - BARTHELONA [House | Tech House | Dance]
Reason for Selection:
Shares the daytime party, beach club, and open-air venue appeal with groove-heavy house dynamics.
FAQs
Is this playlist beginner-friendly for people exploring house music?
Yes. It leans into a modern, groove-focused sound without straying into overly obscure underground territory, making it an accessible entry point for current club-oriented house.