Horse Power (song)

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"Horse Power"
Promotional single by The Chemical Brothers
from the album Further
Released	7 February 2011
Length	5:51 (album version) 2:56 (radio edit)
Label	Freestyle Dust Parlophone
Songwriter(s)	Tom Rowlands Ed Simons
Producer(s)	The Chemical Brothers

Music video
"Horse Power" on YouTube

"Horse Power" is the fourth single by British electronic music duo The Chemical Brothers from their seventh studio album Further (2010). "Horse Power" was a promotional single only, with its radio edit clocking in at 2:56.

Release

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The single cover uses the "horse" taken from the music video, also used for The Chemical Brothers covermount album. It was released to Australian alternative radio on 7 February 2011.^[1]

Music video

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The music video is taken from the Further music video film, used to accompany the Further album.

Track listing

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"Horse Power" (radio edit) – 2:56

References

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^ "Singles to Alt". The Music Network (822). Surry Hills. 7 February 2011.

v t e The Chemical Brothers songs
Discography
Exit Planet Dust	"Song to the Siren" "Leave Home" "Life Is Sweet"
Dig Your Own Hole	"Block Rockin' Beats" "Elektrobank" "Setting Sun" "The Private Psychedelic Reel" "Where Do I Begin"
Surrender	"Hey Boy Hey Girl" "Let Forever Be" "Music:Response" "Out of Control"
Come with Us	"Come with Us" "It Began in Afrika" "Star Guitar" "The Test"
Singles 93–03	"Get Yourself High" "The Golden Path"
Push the Button	"Believe" "Galvanize" "The Boxer"
We Are the Night	"Do It Again" "The Salmon Dance"
Brotherhood	"Midnight Madness"
Further	"Escape Velocity" "Swoon" "Another World" "Horse Power"
Born in the Echoes	"Go" "Under Neon Lights"
Other songs	"Electronic Battle Weapon" series "Only 4 the K People"
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