Dom Dolla launches Good Fortune Records with first single on Oct. 16
Dom Dolla will launch his own record label, Good Fortune Records, on Oct. 16.
The first release arrives the same day. It is “DANCE” by Torren Foot and rhys from the sticks.
The Australian DJ, producer and songwriter, whose real name is Dominic Matheson, set out the plan in an announcement reported on Oct. 14, according to Billboard. A record label is the company that puts out music and handles its release, from distribution to promotion. The launch puts Dolla on both sides of that process, as an artist and as the person signing other acts.
“DANCE” has already been heard by very large crowds. Dolla first played the track in December 2025 at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium. He later played it to about 60,000 fans at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium.
He has talked about the song for several weeks. In a September post, he described “DANCE” by Torren Foot as one of his favourite tracks for quite a while, according to a Facebook post. That post named Torren Foot and rhys from the sticks as the artists behind the single. The label release now gives that track a formal home.
Good Fortune is not a new name for his audience. Dolla created it as a party series in 2024, and has since staged nights under that banner in Melbourne, Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Detroit, London and Manchester. The record label extends the idea from live shows into releasing music.
Dolla works principally in house music, a style of electronic dance music built around a steady, dancefloor beat. He is billed as a Grammy-nominated DJ, producer and songwriter, according to his official site. The site also promotes his own recent music, including ‘DANGER DANGER’, which is available for streaming.
The label launch coincides with a busy live schedule. His website lists a performance on Oct. 16, 2026 at Cow Palace in the Bay Area, California. His online store also carries Good Fortune branding, including a GOOD FORTUNE TOTE listed at $60.
For fans, this means Good Fortune will now point to two things. It is the name on the party flyer and the name on the record sleeve. The test comes quickly, with the first single due on launch day.
