Prospa is a British electronic duo formed by Harvey Blumler and Gosha Smith, born in Leeds in 2013. Both with different musical backgrounds-Blumler rock and drums, Smith jazz and hip-hop-have found their identity in the club sound, evolving from deep-house to more energetic 4/4 rave and house sounds.
In 2018 they achieved breakout with the single 'Prayer', chosen by Annie Mac as the 'Hottest Record in the World'; successful EPs such as Machines (2017) and Rave Science Vol. 1 (2021) followed, as well as dancefloor hits such as Get That, Back to the Motherland and Control The Party (2019). They founded their own label Rave Science under the aegis of Polydor Records.
Prospa's sound is characterised by powerful grooves, 90s rave-like basslines and emotive structures, with frequent sonic-rave and acid-house references. Their style is described as a synthesis of the energy of The Prodigy, the electro genius of The Chemical Brothers and the dance vision of Daft Punk. Active on stages at festivals such as Glastonbury, Primavera and Lovebox, they have established a reputation as a duo capable of combining rave nostalgia and contemporary vigour.