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Dom Dolla Launches Good Fortune Records

The superstar Australian DJ and producer unveils Good Fortune Records, which launches proper this Friday (Oct. 16) with its first release -- Torren Foot & rhys from the sticks’ “DANCE.”

Australian EDM DJ and producer Dom Dolla has officially launched his record label, Good Fortune Records, marking a new chapter in his career. The label was unveiled today, with its inaugural release set for Friday, October 16, featuring the track "DANCE" by Torren Foot & rhys from the sticks.

Good Fortune Records extends Dom's popular party series that began in 2024, aiming to showcase emerging and established artists across various unique venues. To date, the label's events have taken place in Melbourne, Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Detroit, London, and Manchester, with performances from notable DJs such as Solomun, Green Velvet, Tiga, Fcukers, and Skream.

In his statement, Dom highlighted his excitement for creating Good Fortune Records, saying, "After 20 years of DJing, I still find nothing more exciting than discovering new records that rip holes through a dance floor. This week, I'm finally launching Good Fortune Records... A record label that began as a party brand I've been running events under for the last few years. A place where both new up and coming artists and established legends can come together and do what they do best."

To demonstrate the label's first move, Dom debuted "DANCE" in December 2025, playing it at Sydney's Allianz Stadium, making it the first time a local DJ headlined a stadium in Australia. Dom further solidified "DANCE" when he performed it at Melbourne's Marvel Stadium, drawing a crowd of approximately 60,000 fans. The track has also been showcased at the Docklands show, where Dom shared the stage with Torren.

Additionally, Dom recently collaborated with Ketama at the 2026 Head Trip Festival in California, further cementing "DANCE" as a staple in his sets.

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