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Denzal Park are an Australian house music duo consisting of Kam Denny and Paul Zala. Formed in Australia, the pair have become one of the country's leading dance acts, amassing multiple Australian and US chart-topping singles, a platinum-selling, APRA-award winning song, and a string of remixes for internationally recognised artists.
Denny and Zala met in a club, where Zala approached Denny with a CD of demos he had been working on. Impressed with the material, Denny proposed they work together in the studio, and Denzal Park was formed. The duo's influences span early electronic acts such as Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode and Jean Michel Jarre alongside rock artists including The Beatles, Radiohead and David Bowie, and their sound combines a strong house feel with a focus on melody.
The duo released their debut original single, "Sunday School", in early 2008, which reached the top 20 of the Australian ARIA club chart. They followed this with a bootleg remix of Ce Ce Peniston's "Finally", originally created for their own DJ sets before it was leaked online. The track, "Finally 2008", reached number one on the international Beatport chart and the Australian ARIA Clubchart, leading to worldwide recording deals for its official release, including agreements with UK labels CR2 Records and Incentive.
Denzal Park went on to score five Australian Club Chart number ones and two US Billboard Dance number ones, alongside numerous top 10 remixes. Their single "Freefallin'" achieved platinum sales in Australia and won an APRA Award for its writing and production. The duo have also produced remixes for artists including Dirty South, Avicii, will.i.am, Martin Solveig and Kylie Minogue, earning support from prominent DJs such as Swedish House Mafia, Tiƫsto, Pete Tong, Fedde Le Grand and David Guetta.
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