THE PRODIGY

The Prodigy is a pioneering British electronic music band formed in 1990 in Essex, England. Known for their innovative fusion of rave, breakbeat, and industrial sounds, they played a key role in bringing electronic dance music into the mainstream. The group was originally founded by Liam Howlett and later included members such as Keith Flint and Maxim. Their groundbreaking albums like The Fat of the Land (1997) — featuring hits like "Firestarter" and "Breathe" — achieved international success and influenced countless artists across genres. The Prodigy are celebrated for their intense live performances and their impact on the UK electronic music scene, remaining influential figures in dance music culture over three decades.