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GoodLuck (band) GoodLuck (band) GoodLuck is a South African electronic music band. The 'electro-swing dance group' was formed in 2011 by Ben Peters and Juliet Harding (both former "jacSharp" band members). Raiven Hansmann only performed at their live shows and stayed behind in Cape Town to open a recording studio when "GoodLuck" started touring overseas. Matthew O'Connell joined the band in 2015. May 2010: Support act for "The Perfecto Featuring Paul Oakenfold Tour" 2013: "GoodLuck" recorded their second album, "Creatures of the Night", in the Namibian desert using solar-powered technology to record the album and natural 'found sounds' like the vocals of