Andrew Weatherall Remixes Frank Butters Presents Cult Of Glamour on 'Me Me Me'

Is Frank Butters a new artist risen out of nowhere via incendiary releases on his own Too Many Squares label, or is he perhaps an established artist taking a new direction? The only concession to this question is that he's someone Man Power has known a long time, and one of his favourite new artists.

Frank's Cult Of Glamour focuses his early 80s proto-house aesthetic, with two machine driven cuts at differing tempos for opposing late night moods.

For remix duties, Me Me Me asked all time hero Andrew Weatherall to deliver his own version, and deliver he does with a swamp rock lead bellied organic take of Make It Right (as well as a digital only instrumental version).

To close off the package Man Power has enlisted Not An Animal Record's mainstay Ess O Ess, who amp up the 80s vibe via an early Chicago House tinged reimagining of Rubber Bullet.

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BACKGROUND Man Power has risen to prominence over the past few years through a beguiling versatility that is eminent in both his DJ and production style, leading to key releases on ESP Institute, John Talabot's Hivern Discs, Permanant Vacation and forthcoming on Optimo Records. He currently holds residencies at the esteemed Topaz Deluxe in his new station of Monterrey and at the equally chic MN Roy of Mexico City and his critically acclaimed 2015 album on Jennifer Cardini's Correspondant led to his title as one of XLR8R's Artists of the Year and BBC Radio 1 Future 12 star of 2017.

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