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Prospa Free Your Mind: The 13-Year Rise Behind CircoLoco's First Album Artist

Prospa release their debut album Free Your Mind on 5 June 2026 via CircoLoco Records, marking the first full-length album release in the label's history.

HOUSE OF MNEEMO · EDITORIAL · BY MNEEMO · UPDATED 01 JUN 2026
Prospa Free Your Mind: The 13-Year Rise Behind CircoLoco's First Album Artist
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Prospa release their debut album Free Your Mind on 5 June 2026 via CircoLoco Records, marking the first full-length album release in the label's history. For Harvey Blumler and Guiorgi "Gosha" Smith, the Leeds duo behind "Prayer," "Ecstasy (Over & Over)," "This Rhythm," "Don't Stop" and the Cloonee-featuring title track "Free Your Mind," the record closes a 13-year arc from teenage Leeds production sessions to global festival routing, Parklife's Valley main stage, and one of dance music's most recognisable club brands turning their album into the imprint's institutional first long-form statement.

The album also lands inside an aggressive 2026 album-cycle tour: KOKO London (sold out, 13 March 2026), Coachella debut, the CircoLoco DC-10 Ibiza opening party (27 April 2026), Higher Love Malta, EDC Las Vegas, Parklife main stage (20 June 2026), Sónar Barcelona, Awakenings Netherlands, Creamfields and Experts Only New York. This is MNEEMO's pre-release editorial analysis on why Free Your Mind is the cleanest 13-year arc in current UK rave revival.

Prospa members Harvey Blumler and Guiorgi “Gosha” Smith photographed backstage in contrasting black and white outfits.

Fact-check note: This article distinguishes between confirmed facts, reported press details, and editorial interpretation. Set times and tour routing are scheduled at time of writing and subject to change. Streaming numbers are platform-tracked and shift daily. Album tracklist beyond confirmed singles is partially announced.

Prospa: quick facts

The thesis: a 13-year arc finally finishes its sentence

Prospa is not a 2026 breakthrough. Prospa is a 2013 project that finally arrives at its album moment in 2026.

That distance between formation and debut LP is the actual story. Most modern UK dance acts release a debut album within two to four years of breakthrough, sometimes sooner. Prospa formed as a duo in 2013, spent two years making deep house they later called "out of love" with, pivoted around 2017-2018 into breakbeat-leaning rave, broke through in October 2018 with "Prayer" reviving the 13-year-dormant Stress Records label, signed and built their own Rave Science imprint inside Polydor by February 2021, and only now in 2026 step into their first full-length record. Free Your Mind is the album that closes a thirteen-year gap between two friends arguing about sidechain compression at a Leeds Festival skatepark and CircoLoco Records putting them on its first ever LP.

The patience is also the proof. UK rave revival is currently the most over-served sub-genre in British electronic press. Bicep have two albums. Overmono have Good Lies (2023). Disclosure have a multi-album catalogue. Fred again.. has the Actual Life trilogy. Prospa have built streaming and festival scale without leaning on the debut-album format until now. That is unusual, and in 2026 it pays out.

What this article is not claiming

This article is not claiming Prospa invented UK rave revival, or that they sit above Bicep, Overmono or Disclosure in cultural authority. It is not claiming they are the only UK rave act worth covering in 2026. The narrower defensible claim is that Free Your Mind arrives at the precise structural moment when their thirteen-year build finally matches the infrastructure around them — major-label distribution via Polydor, festival main-stage capacity via Parklife, global routing via Wasserman, and a first-ever album release for CircoLoco Records, the historic Italian-Ibizan dance brand owned by American video game publisher Rockstar Games. The album is significant because the arc behind it is significant.

Who is Prospa? The names, the origin, the meeting

Prospa is Harvey Blumler and Guiorgi "Gosha" Smith, both born in Leeds around 1997 (Mixmag's May 2018 feature confirmed both as 21 at the time of publication). They met as children navigating Leeds skateparks from around age twelve, but the actual creative partnership was sealed at Leeds Festival in the early 2010s when Smith intervened in a technical argument Blumler was having about sidechain compression. The shared understanding of audio engineering became the basis of the duo. Prospa was formally formed in 2013.

Prospa duo Harvey Blumler and Guiorgi “Gosha” Smith posing together outdoors during Coachella weekend in California.

Their pre-Prospa musical backgrounds are deeply contrasting and provide the structural explanation for their sound. Blumler grew up in a household where his father played in a rock band. He took up the drum kit at age four and chased a rock-star ambition through his teens before moving to digital audio workstations during the mid-2000s UK dubstep explosion. Smith grew up under his mother's classical music influence, trained as a classical guitarist, then aggressively rejected those constraints as a teenager — adopting a punk aesthetic complete with mohawk while Blumler kept hair "down to his arse" — and moved through metal guitar to jazz to jazz-infused hip-hop production. Smith publicly stated he disliked four-on-the-floor dance music until Leeds Festival changed his mind.

That contrast between Blumler's rhythmic, percussion-first approach and Smith's harmonic, classically-grounded melodic approach is exactly what Prospa sounds like in 2026: aggressive, sidechained breakbeat percussion underneath sweeping melodic synth progressions and chopped soul vocals. The duality of the music is literally the duality of the duo's upbringing.

How old is Prospa? The age question

Press coverage from 2017 described both members as 19-year-old Leeds producers, with Mixmag's later May 2018 feature describing them as 21. Those dates place birth years broadly in 1997-1998, putting Harvey and Gosha in their late twenties at the time of the Free Your Mind album release on 5 June 2026. They were 15-16 when Prospa formed in 2013 and 21 when "Prayer" broke through in October 2018. They have spent close to half their lives running this project — a timeline that is rare in current dance music, where most successful electronic acts release albums within four to six years of formation.

Where are Prospa from? The Leeds-via-London structure

Prospa are Leeds-born. Both Harvey and Gosha grew up in West Yorkshire, met around the local skateparks and band scenes, and built their early production work inside the Leeds independent music infrastructure. By 2021, multiple press reports placed them as London-based, specifically operating around Shoreditch and Islington. As of 2026 the Leeds origin is still emphasised in official Parklife artist copy and Crack Magazine coverage, while the operational base is reportedly London. The cleanest framing in 2026 is that Prospa are a Leeds-rooted duo with a London studio infrastructure — Northern UK rave heritage, capital city access.

"Prayer" and the Stress Records revival: October 2018

"Prayer" is the foundation of Prospa as a public name.

Released on Stress Records on 19 October 2018 (catalogue STREC001, double A-side with "Information"), the track had already been premiered by Annie Mac on BBC Radio 1 on 5 October 2018 and named her Hottest Record in the World on 12 October 2018 — a sequence that turned an underground Leeds duo into a national radio breakout in two weeks. The detail that elevates the moment is that Stress Records itself had been dormant for thirteen years before Prospa's release. Stress was a heritage British house and progressive label in its 90s and 2000s prime; its reactivation around "Prayer" turned Prospa's breakthrough into a heritage label revival simultaneously. Two stories were told at once: a duo arrived, and a label came back. That dual function is what made "Prayer" structurally different from any other UK dance breakthrough single of the late 2010s.

Prospa backstage on stage beneath the large suspended silver hands from their PROPHECY production.

Prospa themselves framed the moment plainly. As they told Inflyte's Stress Records release copy at the time: "We're mad excited about being part of the relaunch of legendary dance label Stress Records, we feel this is a major milestone for Prospa." In Mixmag's profile published shortly after, Harvey added simply: "We were absolutely gassed." Gosha said: "That was such a moment — we just didn't think it would happen!"

The Polydor era: "Ecstasy" and Rave Science

Prospa's second-stage move came inside the global lockdown.

"Ecstasy (Over & Over)" was released on 15 May 2020 via Polydor Records — a major label deal — and accumulated more than 28 million Spotify streams over the following years. It peaked at #77 on the UK Official Singles Chart and #33 on the Official Singles Sales Chart, their first significant UK chart entries. The track functioned as a pandemic-era escape anthem, released into a market with no clubs and no festivals, and became their biggest pre-album commercial moment.

In February 2021, Prospa formalised their own imprint Rave Science, with Rave Science Vol. 1 EP released on 26 February 2021 (Discogs confirms phonographic copyright held by Prospa, licensed to Universal Music Operations Limited via Polydor Records). Rave Science gave them an indie-feeling label identity inside major-label distribution — exactly the kind of "inside-on-major" structure modern dance acts increasingly build to balance creative autonomy with global reach. Rave Science Vol. 2 and a steady run of singles through 2022, 2023 and 2024 followed.

The CircoLoco era: "This Rhythm" through "Free Your Mind"

The current chapter began on 8 November 2024, when Prospa released "This Rhythm" featuring vocalist RAHH on CircoLoco Records. From that moment onward, every major Prospa release has been on CircoLoco, building toward the 5 June 2026 album.

The 2024-2026 CircoLoco singles run, in order:

The aggregate result of that run, per Beatportal's reporting, was that Prospa ranked as Beatport's fifth best-selling tech house act of 2025. They were not arriving at the 2026 album as a new act. They were arriving as one of the genre's most commercially active artists.

Free Your Mind: the album that took 13 years

Free Your Mind is officially scheduled for release on 5 June 2026 via CircoLoco Records.

The album is CircoLoco Records' first ever full-length release. CircoLoco itself is a heritage Italian-Ibizan club brand built around DC-10's parties on the island since 1999, run as a label imprint in joint venture with American video game publisher Rockstar Games. Prior CircoLoco Records output has been built around compilations, EPs and singles. Free Your Mind is the institutional first studio album for the imprint. That detail is industry-significant: a Leeds duo are delivering the first long-form release of one of dance music's most prestigious global brands.

Prospa posing on stage during their PROPHECY live production with industrial lighting and suspended silver hand sculptures.

The title track features Cloonee, the British tech house producer behind Hellbent. Lead single status, released 27 March 2026, with a tightly sequenced groove built around swung percussion, an analog-modeled bassline and a soul-inflected vocal hook. The track has been a Prospa live staple across 2025-2026.

Total tracks: 11. The full tracklist beyond the title track and confirmed singles ("Love Songs," "Don't Stop," "This Rhythm," "You Don't Own Me") is partially announced at time of writing — pre-orders on Apple Music and Bandcamp list eleven entries with most undisclosed. CircoLoco confirmed a 2x12" deluxe vinyl pressing in bio-coloured material, shipping around the album release date. Mixing engineer Nathan Boddy has been credited as handling final mixing duties on the LP — an experienced electronic music engineer working at festival-system spec. Additional writing credits reportedly point to Dave Bissett, Sam Mack and Victor Simonelli involvement on selected tracks.

Crack Magazine's April 2026 album announcement coverage described Free Your Mind as fusing "contemporary reinterpretations of classic house with hints of global dance, delivering high-octane dance floor anthems while also embracing moments of introspection." CircoLoco's own marketing copy frames it as "a sleek collection of club-ready future classics" combining classic house traditions with modern global dance.

Prospa's official announcement video, posted to YouTube and social channels in late March 2026, contains the album's clearest pull quote: "We have been waiting our whole lives for this. Honoured to share this moment together with you."

CircoLoco and Rockstar Games: the label inside the game studio

The institutional context behind Free Your Mind is worth its own paragraph.

CircoLoco Records is the label spin-off of CircoLoco, the Italian-founded club brand that has run weekly Monday parties at DC-10 Ibiza since 1999. CircoLoco's club identity sits at the heart of Ibiza's underground house and tech-house infrastructure. The label imprint is structured as a joint venture between CircoLoco and Rockstar Games, the American video game publisher behind Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption and Max Payne. Rockstar's interest in music as cultural infrastructure runs deep — GTA V's in-game radio stations are widely cited as one of the most curated music platforms in any video game ever made — and the CircoLoco partnership is one of the highest-profile examples of a major game studio operating directly inside dance music as a label, not just a soundtrack licensee.

That structural backdrop matters for Free Your Mind because Prospa, a Leeds rave duo, are now the album-cycle artist for a label that exists at the intersection of Italian-Ibizan club heritage and American gaming industry capital. The reach implications are obvious: any Rockstar Games platform integration around the release puts Prospa in front of an audience that doesn't usually overlap with traditional dance music press. CircoLoco-Rockstar's broader 2024-2026 release roster — singles and EPs from a roster of CircoLoco-affiliated producers — sets up Free Your Mind as the headline LP statement of that infrastructure. It is the album the label was building toward.

Prospa Coachella Yuma Tent poster featuring Harvey Blumler and Guiorgi “Gosha” Smith in white outfits with red event text.

This is also why Free Your Mind connects to a wider story MNEEMO has been tracking. CircoLoco / Rockstar Games as a label is one of multiple major media-and-tech corporations entering UK dance music infrastructure in the 2024-2026 cycle, alongside Pepsi MAX's title sponsorship of Parklife 2026 amid the Wireless Festival collapse. Brand and platform capital is moving toward dance music infrastructure faster than at any point since the EDM boom. Prospa's debut album is one of the clearest products of that movement.

Prospa Parklife 2026: from absent to The Valley main stage

For Parklife 2026, Prospa are confirmed for Saturday 20 June, The Valley main stage. The provisional set time of 14:00-15:30 is published on Clashfinder and themanc.com Parklife stage splits coverage, with running orders flagged as subject to confirmation closer to the festival.

The Valley is Parklife's main stage. The Saturday booking places Prospa on the same stage that closes with Sammy Virji at 21:30-22:45 and includes Skepta, Nia Archives, 4am Kru and Josh Baker across the day. Their afternoon slot directly precedes the festival's UK garage and grime crossover programming on the day's centrepiece stage.

Their Parklife history is documented and shows clear escalation:

The 2025 Matinée tent → 2026 The Valley main stage jump in twelve months is the cleanest single-festival escalation marker available for the duo. Sammy Virji's similar Parklife arc — 2024 The Valley afternoon b2b → 2026 Saturday Valley closer — is the only comparable trajectory on the festival's recent record. Both stories are summarised in MNEEMO's Parklife 2026 lineup analysis.

2026 international touring: Coachella, KOKO, Ibiza, EDC

Prospa's 2026 tour routing is the most ambitious of their career and aligns directly with the album cycle. Confirmed and reported dates pulled from Coachella's official set times, Resident Advisor, Songkick, Apple Music venue listings and CircoLoco / Rockstar announcements:

The Coachella Yuma Stage 2026 placement is editorially significant. Prospa shared the Yuma timeline with KETTAMA, Max Dean and Luke Dean (the touring DJ duo and sons of legendary producer Mike Dean), Rossi. x Chloé Caillet, Max Styler, and Gordo as closer — exactly the cluster of acts driving the current festival house-tech-rave wave. Their slot directly after KETTAMA is the key detail: the two acts have been b2b partners since EDC Orlando 2025 and Portola Festival 2025, and the Yuma stage routing places them back-to-back chronologically in 2026 even when not officially billed as a b2b.

Plus a December 2025 hometown anchor: their PROPHECY production at TESTBED Leeds on 6 December 2025, a 2,500-capacity warehouse run that was their largest-ever Leeds headline show and operated as a victory lap before the album campaign began.

The KETTAMA b2b: Coachella afterparties and the most-hugged DJ partnership in 2026

The KETTAMA b2b Prospa partnership is one of the most consistent peer relationships in current UK electronic music, and the Coachella 2026 routing made it impossible to miss. Across the festival's two weekends, the trio of Prospa, KETTAMA and Josh Baker delivered a near-continuous run of joint sets: Prospa b2b Josh Baker as a surprise Do LaB closer on 11 April (Weekend 1), KETTAMA + Prospa + Josh Baker b3b at the Day Zero campground party on 16 April (Weekend 2 opener), Prospa and KETTAMA back-to-back chronologically on the Yuma stage main lineup on 18 April (KETTAMA 6:00-7:15pm into Prospa 7:15-8:30pm), and KETTAMA b2b Prospa at the Disclosure DJ set afterparty across the Coachella weekend.

What anyone who has watched the Coachella afterparty footage on TikTok will have noticed is the camaraderie between KETTAMA and Prospa specifically. KETTAMA is known on the social-media side of his audience for the intensity of his physical affection toward the producers he b2bs with — repeated, deep, full-body hugs across sets, mid-mix shoulder grabs, that kind of thing. The comment sections under his Coachella 2026 b2b clips with Prospa noted exactly this. It is a small detail, but it speaks to the structural point. The KETTAMA, Prospa, Josh Baker triangle is not a curatorial booking pattern. It is an actual creative friendship between three producers from Galway, Leeds and Manchester respectively — three Northern outposts of the British and Irish dance music ecosystem — who genuinely choose each other on stage when they have the option. KETTAMA's announced 2026 international tour formalises this further by including b2b sets with Prospa across Berlin, Chicago, Toronto, Los Angeles and Brooklyn dates, alongside Interplanetary Criminal and KETTBOI69.

That partnership matters for the Free Your Mind album cycle because Prospa's 2026 live economy is not a solo project. The CircoLoco / Rockstar Games institutional infrastructure puts them on first-album status, but the live and afters routing keeps them embedded inside the same UK / Irish peer cluster they came up with. It is the architecture difference between an act being launched into the headline tier (Bicep, Disclosure) and an act being promoted into it from inside an existing cluster. Prospa are the latter. The KETTAMA hugs are the visual evidence.

Streaming reality: 5 million monthly listeners, 247 million streams

Prospa's commercial scale is no longer underground. As of April 2026, their Spotify monthly listener count sits at approximately 5.1 million, with cumulative streaming volume across all DSPs estimated by Kworb's third-party tracker at over 247 million Spotify plays.

Top tracks by Spotify stream count (Kworb tracking, late April 2026):

UK Singles Chart history: "Ecstasy (Over & Over)" peaked at #77, "You Don't Own Me" at #94, "Free Your Mind" at #30. UK Official Singles Sales Chart peaks: "Free Your Mind" at #13, "Ecstasy" at #33, "Love Songs" at #29. Beatport: 2025's fifth best-selling tech house act, two #1 tech house chart records ("Don't Stop," "Love Songs"). BBC Radio 1 support across the Annie Mac → Pete Tong → Danny Howard → Sarah Story succession of dance music tastemakers.

Sound profile: rave memory built for festival systems

Prospa's sound sits between rave nostalgia and big-room functional dancefloor pressure. They are less cerebral and IDM-leaning than Bicep, less swung-2-step than Overmono, less pop-song structured than Disclosure, and less confessional than Fred again.. Their core technical approach: aggressive sidechain compression as a rhythmic instrument rather than just a mix utility, swung-but-driving four-to-the-floor percussion typically in the 127-130 BPM range, vintage-emulating Roland TR-909 / TB-303 synthesiser sounds, and large soul / R&B vocal performances from collaborators like RAHH and Kosmo Kint sitting on top of the percussion bed rather than being chopped into micro-samples.

The "rock star ambition" framing they have given the press themselves is technically accurate. They DJ as a duo with hardware integrated into the booth setup, not as static CDJ-only selectors. Their stated influences are stadium-scale UK and US dance acts (The Prodigy, The Chemical Brothers, Daft Punk) rather than Berlin minimal techno or LA tech-house. The music is engineered for festival main-stage line-arrays, not boutique club rooms. Free Your Mind is the album-form articulation of that ambition.

A primary-source note: Primavera Sound 2022, Gallery Club London 2025, and "The World"

I first heard about Prospa in late 2018, around the time "Prayer" came out, through a friend who'd been at college with one of them in Leeds. The track was already moving on Annie Mac and Radio 1 by then, but the personal route in was older than the professional one.

In June 2022, I was at Primavera Sound in Barcelona for the first time. Same trip I did my first Boiler Room. After the Boiler Room set finished, I walked over to watch Tyler, the Creator perform on 10 June 2022 and ended up standing near Harvey and Gosha while waiting for the headline. They had played their own Primavera slot earlier that day. We had a short conversation. They were warm, unaffected, behaving exactly like the producers and DJs they were before the algorithm noticed them. Same energy I documented when I met NOTION at Mixmag Lab London in April 2026.

The venue connection extended beyond Barcelona. Prospa headlined Gallery Club London on 9 May 2025, playing the central 360-degree DJ booth at 2A Kensington High Street with support from Sam Karam. Gallery is the same Kensington club where I opened my own 2026 calendar in January, playing the same booth on the same d&b audiotechnik sound system. Same room, same year-window, same booth. Gallery was less than two months old when Prospa played there in May 2025, but it was already booking the kind of underground-into-mainstream UK dance acts that define the 2026 cycle.

The technical influence ran deeper than the festival meeting or the shared venue. My own track "The World" was directly inspired by Prospa's approach — the way they layer aggressive sidechain compression underneath open, cinematic synth progressions, and the way they use 90s rave nostalgia as scaffolding for festival-scale modern club music rather than as pure pastiche. It is one of several MNEEMO productions where Prospa's structural approach is audibly part of the DNA, alongside the Radar Records UK garage and speed garage catalogue.

I do not expect Prospa to remember the 2022 Barcelona conversation. But the through-line from that pre-Boiler Room afternoon to a CircoLoco debut album in 2026, with Gallery Club London as a shared venue along the way, and the influence it had on tracks like "The World" inside MNEEMO's own production lane, is documented continuity from inside the same UK and European underground dance ecosystem.

Why this matters now: the structural moment

Prospa's debut album lands at a structural moment for UK dance music broader than the duo themselves.

UK rave revival in 2026 is arriving at peak commercial scale. Sammy Virji headlines Alexandra Palace two nights in April 2026 and Finsbury Park park-scale on 7 August. The BRIT Awards 2026 leave London for the first time in 45 years and host in Manchester, with three Best Dance Act nominees (Skepta, Sammy Virji, Calvin Harris & Clementine Douglas) on the Parklife 2026 lineup. NOTION's "The Days" remix crosses 500 million Spotify streams. Pepsi MAX consolidates around Parklife after Wireless Festival's April 2026 collapse around the Kanye West booking. The infrastructure of UK dance music is reorganising itself in real time.

Prospa's Free Your Mind arrives in the middle of that reorganisation as the long-form rave album equivalent of Sammy Virji's Same Day Cleaning in UK garage. Both records are debut or near-debut full-length statements from artists who spent years in the singles economy before committing to the LP format. Both arrive on big-infrastructure labels (Prospa on CircoLoco / Rockstar; Sammy Virji on Capitol UK / Astralwerks). Both are tied to specific 2026 festival main-stage moments that turn the album cycle into a live performance arc.

The two acts are not the same. Sammy Virji is the headline name of UK garage's commercial breakout; Prospa is the headline name of UK rave revival's longest patience play. But the structural function is parallel: 2026 is the year UK dance music's debut-album generation finally delivers, and Free Your Mind is one of the LPs the year is built around.

The London venue side of that infrastructure is just as important. In April 2026, Prospa played a secret set at XOYO London as part of a London run, billed by the venue as "a special one." It was a deliberate choice. XOYO had reopened on 31 January 2026 under new owner Kirk Allen and Propaganda Independent Venues, with a complete refurbishment of the Shoreditch venue's Void sound system, basement layout, DJ booth and upstairs room (now The Jungle), framed by the new ownership as a return to the underground after years of more commercial programming. Prospa playing XOYO inside that reopening cycle is exactly the kind of artist-venue alignment Allen has said he wants to rebuild the venue around: artists with serious live equity choosing the smaller London room ahead of a global album cycle, not after it. KOKO London on 13 March (sold out), XOYO Shoreditch in April, Parklife main stage in June: that is the London-Manchester axis for Free Your Mind's home run.

Why this matters to UK producers

From my perspective as a London-based UK garage producer, watching Prospa close out a thirteen-year arc with Free Your Mind on CircoLoco Records is the kind of moment working dance music producers tend to register more carefully than mainstream festival press do. It is proof that patience is still a viable career strategy in 2026's algorithmic music economy. That a Leeds duo who started arguing about sidechain compression at a skatepark can make it to the first ever album release on one of dance music's most prestigious global label imprints, on their own terms, without rushing the catalogue. That the long route still works.

FAQ

Who is Prospa?

Prospa is a UK rave duo consisting of Harvey Blumler and Guiorgi "Gosha" Smith, both born in Leeds around 1997. They formed the project in 2013, broke through in October 2018 with "Prayer" on Stress Records, and release their debut album Free Your Mind on 5 June 2026 via CircoLoco Records.

How old is Prospa?

Both members were described as 19-year-old in Mixmag's July 2017 coverage and 21 in Mixmag's May 2018 feature, placing birth years broadly around 1997-1998. As of the Free Your Mind album release on 5 June 2026, they are in their late twenties.

Where are Prospa from?

Prospa are from Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK. They met as children navigating Leeds skateparks and bonded over electronic production at Leeds Festival in the early 2010s. They are reportedly based in London (Shoreditch / Islington) for their studio operations as of 2021 onwards.

What are Prospa's real names?

Their real names are Harvey Blumler and Guiorgi Smith (Smith goes by "Gosha"). Both members operate under their legal names; "Prospa" is the duo's project name, not an individual stage alias.

When does Prospa's debut album come out?

Prospa's debut album Free Your Mind releases on 5 June 2026 via CircoLoco Records. The title track features Cloonee and was released as the lead single on 27 March 2026.

What label is Prospa signed to?

Prospa's current album label is CircoLoco Records, a joint venture between Italian-Ibizan club brand CircoLoco and American video game publisher Rockstar Games. They also operate their own imprint Rave Science, distributed via Polydor Records / Universal Music. Earlier breakthrough single "Prayer" was released on Stress Records in 2018.

When does Prospa play Parklife 2026?

Prospa play Parklife 2026 on Saturday 20 June 2026 on The Valley main stage, with a provisional set time around 14:00-15:30 (subject to confirmation closer to the festival). Their slot places them on the same day and stage as Sammy Virji (closing 21:30-22:45), Skepta and Josh Baker. Full Parklife 2026 lineup analysis is in MNEEMO's Parklife 2026 piece.

What are Prospa's biggest songs?

By Spotify streaming volume, Prospa's biggest tracks are: "This Rhythm" feat. RAHH (~66M streams), "Don't Stop" (~29M), "Ecstasy (Over & Over)" (~28M), "Prayer - Edit" (~20M), "You Don't Own Me" feat. RAHH (~17M) and "Love Songs" feat. Kosmo Kint (~15M). Their highest UK Singles Chart peak is "Free Your Mind" at #30 (March 2026).

What does CircoLoco Records have to do with Rockstar Games?

CircoLoco Records is operated as a joint venture between the Italian-Ibizan club brand CircoLoco (which has run weekly parties at DC-10 Ibiza since 1999) and the American video game publisher Rockstar Games (creators of Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption, Max Payne). The label functions as Rockstar's primary infrastructure entry into dance music release. Free Your Mind is the label's first ever full-length album.

Who produced Prospa's debut album Free Your Mind?

The album is primarily produced by Harvey Blumler and Guiorgi Smith themselves. Mixing engineer Nathan Boddyis credited on final spatial audio. Additional writing credits reportedly point to Dave Bissett, Sam Mack and Victor Simonelli on selected tracks. The title track "Free Your Mind" is a co-production with Cloonee.

How do I get Prospa tickets for 2026?

Prospa's 2026 dates include Coachella, EDC Las Vegas, DC-10 Ibiza Opening Party, Higher Love Malta, CircoLoco Warsaw, Parklife (sold out across most ticket categories), Sónar Barcelona, Awakenings Netherlands, Creamfields, and Experts Only New York. Their own promoted events include their KOKO London show (sold out) and TESTBED Leeds run. Check Resident Advisor (ra.co), Songkick, DICE and Skiddle for individual ticket availability.

Are Prospa playing Coachella 2026?

Prospa are reportedly confirmed for Coachella 2026 as part of broader album-cycle international touring. Always verify directly with Coachella's official lineup and the artist's own channels before booking travel. Their wider 2026 routing reportedly includes EDC Las Vegas, DC-10 Ibiza, Higher Love Malta, Sónar Barcelona, Awakenings Netherlands, Creamfields, and Experts Only New York.

Is Prospa a duo or one person?

Prospa is a duo, not a single artist. The two members are Harvey Blumler and Guiorgi "Gosha" Smith.

This editorial is part of House of MNEEMO's ongoing coverage of the electronic and club music scene, written by London-based DJ and producer MNEEMO — millions of streams to his name and a party series running through some of London's best clubs. Listen to MNEEMO: Spotify · Instagram · YouTube

Sources and verification: Official artist and label pages, Beatportal, Crack Magazine, Mixmag (2017 and 2018-19 features), Official Charts Company, Parklife, Clashfinder, Bandcamp, Resident Advisor, Songkick, Discogs, Apple Music, Kworb, Music Metrics Vault, Stress Records release page, Rockstar Games release notices, themanc.com Parklife stage splits, and primary-source observation from Primavera Sound 2022.

Last updated: 26 April 2026. Article will be updated post-album release on 5 June 2026 and post-Parklife 2026 on 20 June 2026.

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