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Dom Dolla has announced Good Fortune Records, taking his party brand into recorded music. The label launches on Friday October 16 with “DANCE” by Torren Foot & rhys from the sticks.
The Australian DJ and producer founded the Good Fortune party series in 2024 to showcase emerging and established artists. Events have taken place in Melbourne, Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Detroit, London and Manchester.
Explaining the move, Dolla said:
“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.”
The announcement follows his September 24 performance at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, which drew 60,000 people.
Dolla is scheduled to headline Auckland Domain on February 6, 2027, in what will be New Zealand’s largest electronic music event to date.
