Feenixpawl are fast becoming Australia’s most prominent house DJs/Producers. Having claimed a coveted Beatport number 1, an ARIA award, signing with globally renowned Axtone Records and garnering international support from the likes of Swedish House Mafia, Tiesto, Avicii, David Guetta and Kaskade. They have produced remixes for some of the worlds biggest dance labels including Big Beat, Ultra, Neon and Onelove. 2012 was a stellar year for the duo, starting out with the release of what was to become a global sensation, their hit single, “In My Mind”, which they produced with Australian dance legend Ivan Gough and featured the vocals of up and coming indie singer Georgi Kay. The track was signed to Axwell’s iconic Axtone records and shot straight to number 1 on the Beatport charts. The track held the number 1 spot on the ARIA Club Charts for an astonishing 12 weeks, which led to them being honoured with the ARIA award for Best Dance Release. "In My Mind" was also chosen to be Pete Tong’s essential new tune and was consistently rated as one of the top dance tracks of 2012, so much so that it led to Axwell receiving a Grammy Nomination for Best Remix of the track. Following the success of "In My Mind", Kaskade enlisted the duo to remix his single “Room For Happiness” featuring Skylar Grey, which then led to them producing official remixes for Adrian Lux, John Dahlback, Marcus Schultz, Strange Talk, Grant Smillie and Walden. Their next single “Universe” was released through Neon Records towards the end of 2012 with a huge remix from Spanish star David Tort, and was again exclusively previewed on Pete Tong’s Essential Selection. It has been supported by the likes of Tiesto, Thomas Gold, Afrojack, Fedde Le Grand, Gregori Klosman, Deniz Koyu and more. Feenixpawl are fast gaining a reputation for being the go-to duo for a high energy, ‘hands in the air’ experience, both in the studio and behind the decks. With a passion for uplifting melodies and epic breakdowns, the duo have plenty of new releases set for 2013, so make sure to keep an ear to the ground.