Forest for the Trees
Starting out as a hip-hop producer in the 1980s, Carl Stephenson's career-high
came in 1993 after he co-wrote and co-produced Beck's 1993 hit song "Loser". He
also played a huge part in creating Beck's 1994 major-label triumph Mellow Gold.
However, Stephenson forged his own path as Forest for the Trees, releasing an
eponymous album of experimental indie-rock in 1997 that contained the lead
single, "Dream". The track made it onto the Billboard Hot 100 and follow-up EP,
The Sound of Wet Paint, came in 1999.
DreamForest for the Trees
Infinite CowForest for the Trees
AlgorithmForest for the Trees
FallForest for the Trees
You Create the ReasonForest for the Trees
Green Light StreetForest for the Trees
DreamForest for the Trees
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Infinite CowForest for the Trees
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AlgorithmForest for the Trees
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FallForest for the Trees
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You Create the ReasonForest for the Trees
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Green Light StreetForest for the Trees
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