FISHER

Australian tech-house producer Paul Fisher (aka FISHER) brings a sense of carefree fun to his productions, which strip away pretenses to focus on serving the dancefloor. He came to the public's attention in 2018 with his brassy single "Losing It," which was certified platinum in his home country and was nominated for a Grammy. The follow-up "You Little Beauty" was also a success, and Fisher continued releasing upbeat club material such as 2021's "Just Feels Tight," 2023's "Atmosphere," and 2025's "Blackberries." Fisher was born and raised on the Gold Coast of Australia, where he pursued a career as a professional surfer for many years. The lifestyle came with its fair share of parties, incentivizing Fisher to take up DJ'ing in 2005, although it wouldn't be until 2011 that he turned his hand to production. His initial tracks were released as part of Cut Snake alongside fellow producer and surfer Leigh Sedley. Fisher eventually went solo in 2017, going on to issue a string of singles such as "Ya Kidding," "Stop It," and "Ya Didn't," all on Dirtybird. In 2018, he released his breakout track, "Losing It," this time on Catch & Release. The song went to number one on the Australian and American club charts, and was certified gold or platinum in Australia, Italy, Germany, and the U.K. It was also nominated for Best Dance Recording at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards. Fisher followed the success of "Losing It" with the Loleatta Holloway-sampling "You Little Beauty," which similarly topped club charts and was nominated for an ARIA Music Award. The double A-side "Freaks"/"Wanna Go Dancin'" appeared in 2020, followed by "Just Feels Tight" in 2021. Fisher teamed up with Shermanology in 2022 on the floor-filling single "It's a Killa" and landed a pair of club hits in 2023 with "Atmosphere" featuring Kita Alexander and "Take It Off" featuring Aatig. By 2024, Fisher had risen to the Top Ten of DJ Magazine's annual Top 100 DJs poll. He released popular remixes of Bob Marley & the Wailers' "Jamming," Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know," and Jennifer Lopez's "Waiting for Tonight." He also released collaborations with Flowdan ("Boost Up") and AR/CO ("Ocean"). 2025 saw the original tracks "Stay" and "Blackberries" (featuring bbyclose). ~ Liam Martin & Paul Simpson, Rovi