Dorothy

Dorothy
Dorothy
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Discography

Their catalog as it appears on their public Spotify artist profile
8
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1
EPs
20
Singles
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Top Listener Locations

GBLondon, GB11,124
USChicago, US10,552
USMinneapolis, US8,760
USMilwaukee, US7,885
USDallas, US7,870

Playlist Summary

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65,362
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17,792,223
Playlist follower reach (sum)
331,620+
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39.3%
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Biography & Metadata

Dorothy Martin is the firestarter behind Los Angeles-based rock band DOROTHY—a powerhouse vocalist and songwriter known for fusing raw emotion, spiritual grit, and thunderous rock ‘n’ roll. Born in Budapest and raised in Southern California, Dorothy exploded onto the scene with ROCKISDEAD in 2016, earning massive DSP traction with anthems like “Raise Hell” and “Wicked Ones.” With each release—28 Days in the Valley (2018) and Gifts From The Holy Ghost (2022)—she’s built a global fanbase drawn to her blend of heavy guitar, gospel undertones, and fearless storytelling. Dorothy unleashes her most personal and genre-bending work yet with her fourth album, The Way. Produced by Scott Stevens (Halestorm, Shinedown), it blends hard rock with Southern soul and Americana spirit. Tracks like “MUD,” “Tombstone Town” (feat. Slash), and “Haunted House” explore themes of addiction, rebirth, revenge, and faith—all anchored by Dorothy’s powerhouse vocals. A born-again Christian who found faith in rehab, Dorothy infuses hope into her music. Whether she is sharing the stage and collaborating with legends like Slash or Dolly Parton, or leading her own sold-out tours, she’s rewriting the rules of rock ’n’ roll—one song at a time.

Updated Nov 5, 2026, 12:54 AM
First discovered Jul 15, 2024, 12:25 AM