SPORTSDAY MEGAPHONE - MEET ME IN THE MIDDLE - 08 Mar '09 STOP PRESS: New Beatport exclusive remixes available now - click here pronto! Sportsday Megaphone's 'Meet Me In The Middle', was originally released as a 7" single (and download) in December 2008. However, despite it being arguably the highlight of Sportsday's much-admired 'So Many Colours / So Little Time' album, it came out quietly and without much fanfare or fuss from us as, at the time, it was missing a key component … its lovingly produced video. We knew that O W L S (AKA Hugh and George) were working every hour they could find, painstakingly illustrating and animating the whole thing from scratch... and we knew it would be worth the wait. So that's just what we did… Fast forward to February 2009 and … www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AtBPYaBT1Q (or www.vimeo.com/3091965) … and with over 120,000 views in just a few weeks on youtube we're happy we stayed the course. To pass the time while we waited for the video we also had a couple more remixes commissioned to go with the already incredible David E. Sugar remix.  Sunday Best's secretive in house remix maestro and the up and coming Max Justus stepped up to the challenge with aplomb and voila! – a dancefloor friendly Beatport exclusive package par excellence! 7" vinyl - Sunday Best  |  Piccadilly  |  Norman  |  HMV Download - iTunes  |  Beatport  |  Amazon Download exclusive remixes - Beatport 7" & Download A. Meet Me In The Middle B. Meet Me In The Middle - David E. Sugar Middle of Nowhere mix Download Only Meet Me In The Middle - Vincent Oliver remix I Think It's Love - Indurain remix Beatport Only Meet Me In The Middle - Max Justus Remix Meet Me In The Middle - Sunday Best Hucknall Redux Debut album SO MANY COLOURS / SO LITTLE TIME was released in September, a spirited debut, bursting forth in 3-minute volleys of electro-pop and synth-punk.  Hugh Frost has a CV now ranging from remixes of Malcolm Middleton, Envelopes and Operator Please, to video direction for Friendly Fires and The Maccabees, and even a stint as a graphic designer for American Apparel in Los Angeles. Sportsday Megaphone in the press: "Short, lovable, unassuming but all-conquering incredible three-minute pop." – GUARDIAN "Indie laptop-pop at its very best. We're hearing this one-man-band loud and clear" - MIXMAG "More uplifting than the sun rising over a colony of sherbet-flavoured piñatas. One thing's for sure, he's certainly got our attention." – DAZED & CONFUSED "The debut offering from London-based synth punk troubadour is an eccentric and heartfelt affair. A masterclass in DIY." – NME "Homebrewed electro at its most defiantly cutting… further evidence of Hugh Frost's inimitable off kilter genius." – FLUX "On man punching well above his weight, a vibrant debut of home-made retro synth-pop." – Q "The product of a well-spent youth, we think you and Metronomy will agree." – ARTROCKER "Recalling early Hot Chip and Fugazi, the heartfelt broad-spectrum philosophies belie a fizzy pop-house appearance" – UNCUT www.myspace.com/sportsdaymegaphone «Back