Labyrinth Presents Dom Dolla on the Thames – Old Royal Naval College: Pre-Party Playlist
On Saturday August 1st, Labyrinth Presens Dom Dolla on The Thames at the Old Royal Naval College, UNESCO World Heritage Site – the architectural centrepiece of Greenwich, London. Unique to London’s live music scene, sound, art & light collide as Labyrinth reimagines the 17th century landmark, while the sun sets over the London skyline for that extra atmosphere and vibe.
Dom Dolla is a multi-award-winning, Grammy-nominated Australian electronic music producer and DJ. He’s widely recognized as one of the most prominent forces in modern global house and Tech House music. Known for his signature rolling basslines, driving club grooves, and infectious vocal hooks, he transitioned from a local Melbourne graphic designer into a stadium-headlining international artist. Dom has produced multiple bangers to-date, and if you were fortunate to grab a ticket for his sold-out show, check out the following playlist to get you in the mood for a good ol’ groove:
Dom Dolla – San Frandisco [Sweat It Out]: ‘San Frandisco”‘ is a high-energy tech-house anthem released during 2019. Inspired by a 2018 club show in San Francisco, the track features a driving bassline, shrill sirens, and a spoken-word sample from fellow artist Justin Martin. The track was also tested on the road for nearly 12 months before its official release.
Dom Dolla – Eat Your Man (With Nelly Furtardo) [Three Six Zero]: A dark, heavy-hitting club track, released during 2023, the track serves as a pseudo-sequel to Furtado’s 2006 classic ‘Maneater’ and marked her highly anticipated return to music after a multi-year hiatus. The track also features Dom Dolla’s signature rolling, explosive house bassline and dark synth design.
Puretone – Addicted To Bass (Dom Dolla Relapse) [TMRW]: A dark, heavy-hitting tech-house remix of Puretone’s iconic 1998 electronic anthem which was released 2026. Dom Dolla also stated that the original by Puretone (Josh Abrahams) and vocalist Amiel Daemion was literally the ‘soundtrack to his childhood’
Dom Dolla – Miracle Maker feat. Clementine Douglas [Three Six Zero]: A euphoric, rave-infused house anthem released 2022, built on a distinct contrast between a cold, driving, staccato synth pulse and the soaring, soulful vocal work of Clementine Douglas. The track served as a massive global breakout moment for Dom Dolla, earning the title of BBC Radio 1’s ‘Hottest Record in the World’ and later being certified gold in Australia.
MK, Dom Dolla – Rhyme Dust [Columbia]: Released during 2023 and a Grammy-nominated, high-energy tech-house powerhouse co-produced by American house music veteran MK (Marc Kinchen). It perfectly fuses MK’s classic, bouncy piano-inflected house sensibilities with Dom Dolla’s aggressive, rolling modern tech-house basslines.
KETTAMA – Comes and Goes (Dom Dolla Remix) [Steel City Dance Discs]: His most-recent release of 2026, described as a ‘seismic reimagination’ the remix keeps the core unmistakable vocal groove of the original fully intact, whilst incorporating Dom Dolla’s signature thick, rolling bassline and explosive club rhythm.
Dom Dolla – girl$ [Three Six Zero]: A seductive, female-empowerment tech-house anthem released during 2024 which became a massive summer club hit. Driven by a repetitive, hypnotic hook that functions as a universal dancefloor chant ‘Girls don’t need nobody’ paired with moody bass rhythms and energy.
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