Style Encoding

Style Encoding

to Codebase

Style Encoding is a 2003 Album by Codebase. Released under label Force Inc. Music Works, the album features a mix of electronic and electro, tech house, techno styles. It was distributed in Germany and helped solidify Codebase's presence in the music industry.

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2003
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Album
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Germany
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Electronic
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Electro
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Force Inc. Music Works

  • #1 Collapse2:00
  • #2 Stripmine-24:44
  • #3 Seek And Destroy6:17
  • #4 Dinero3:03
  • #5 Sharpshooter4:47
  • #6 Cascade View5:56
  • #7 Tempered Persuasion5:36
  • #8 Bells6:06
  • #9 Stint7:52
  • #10 Tron5:28

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    Style EncodingAlbumForce Inc. Music Works2003Germany
    Style EncodingLP; Album; White LabelForce Inc. Music Works2003Germany
    Codebase

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    As Codebase, techno producer Tom Butcher made the leap from the overcrowded underground scene to the international name-brand when he signed to Force Inc in 2003, following years of independent projects and laboring. Born in Houston and classically trained on the piano from the age of eight, by the age of twelve he was already recording his first compositions. Now based in Seattle, Butcher’s career was jump-started by a chance encounter with Swayzak, who went on to release two of his tracks on their 240 Volts label.

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