"with a voice that soars between Kate Bush kookiness and a rich, melodious pop-soulfulness..." "Truly universal and international - and utterly enjoyable" 
James Belfield, The Listener

Eva Prowse writes and performs retro-future indie, alt, folk, and synth pop by way of her lush and pure vocals, synthesisers and samples, violins and guitars.

Her latest album, Humid Nights, released in 2016, is a MIDI-pop album inspired by the awkwardness of life and music software, growing up in the 80s, 90s and today, drunken fights in hot countries, small towns and big cities, bad decisions and The Spice Girls.

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