The album was met with positive reviews, with Andy Kellman from AllMusic praising its replay value, stating that 'none of the recurring elements is pronounced or simple enough to become fatiguing with repeated play' [15]. On 9 November , C released Minecraft — Volume Beta , the second Minecraft soundtrack album, and his tenth studio album overall.
Tracks 20 to 29 consist of the audio from 10 of the 13 in-game 'music discs' that can be found by players of the game.
The album has a generally darker tone than its precursor; Rosenfeld claims that 'the tone [of the album] is both more positive and at times very dark'. The EP contains five tracks introduced into the 1.
Mojang originally requested Raine a demo soundtrack based on her previous album, Oneknowing. Raine initially felt intimidated due to the game's score being highly acclaimed. Raine benefited from the game being already accessible and played the Nether world for inspiration.
Raine was provided with three-minute looping tracks as samples of what the Nether would provide. Raine used the tracks to further inspire the composition of the songs and intended to make it sound as if the song was emerging from the ambient tracks.
On 20 October , the fourth official release of the Minecraft soundtrack was released, with songs written and produced by Lena Raine and Kumi Tanioka, a Japanese songwriter known for working on Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. The album contains ten tracks that were introduced in the Minecraft 1. In , Rosenfeld hinted at a potential upcoming third album for Minecraft 's soundtrack, stating 'I'll still work on Minecraft, so there'll probably be another album'.
After the 'Update Aquatic' update of , three new songs were added to the game as underwater music. All of them are to be included in the third album. On 8 January , Rosenfeld was asked in an interview with Anthony Fantano whether or not there was still a third volume of the soundtrack in the works. Rosenfeld responded that 'I have something—I consider it finished—but things have become complicated, especially as Minecraft is now a big property, so I don't know'. It transports me to one concrete bunch of sensations and time feeling.
Finishing my PhD 1st year, descovering Barcelona, knowing new people, finding a new me Thanks for this feeling evocation Socraticum Daemon. The Tobillionare grindset never stops Dibbli. Barcelona-based musician Daniel Ruiz explores rich, eerie, psychedelic electronic music on his enveloping new LP. Inside Out by meeting by chance. Can't get enough Twin Peaks revival?
Celeste Original Soundtrack by Lena Raine. Celeste found me during a pretty dark time in my life and I think it helped me a lot with working through the problems I was facing at the time.
And a big part of the game is its incredible soundtrack. I still get big feels years after playing the game and that's usually a good sign that your soundtrack is amazing. Which this one is. Bandcamp Daily your guide to the world of Bandcamp. No matching results. Explore music. Get fresh music recommendations delivered to your inbox every Friday.
Minecraft - Volume Beta by C Favorite track: Moog City 2. Ivan Stanton. Ivan Stanton Easily the better half of the Minecraft soundtrack. The Creative Mode and title tracks feature long ambient odysseys that help players get into the flow of building amazing things. The remaining music discs show a wide range of C's capabilities. Favorite track: Taswell.
Minecraft is the best video game soundtrack of all time. It features such tiny details, which really make it a pleasure for the ear. This is truly a masterpiece. It sounds even better than in the game!
Not even Toby Fox could top this I know I said in my Undertale soundtrack review that not even C could top it, but by that I meant that they are on the same level Favorite track: Moog City 2. Christian Joaquin. Universe of Sounds. Lew Lepton. Cary Grant. Valkerie Asura. Ian Bachmayer. Bubble Dopple. Fred Gallagher. Seth Startix. Blank Ambition. Scott Troutman. Every time I think about this album, I get nostalgic about Mexico and how wildly different it is from the life I know from Germany or Canada.
Minecraft — Volume Beta by C You can get Minecraft Volume Beta from these services here! There are more, but these are just the popular choices. If you click or touch em, they will lead you to the specific sources, too. Bandcamp, which is embedded to the right over there, is a very artist friendly website and allows you to preview entire albums, for free!
Artists get the biggest cut out of all popular services from here too. So if you want give me a pizza, you can do that the easiest here, haha! Spotify has become a world favourite for listening to music. They are not known for giving huge cuts to artist, but have been very generous to me by pushing my music on popular playlists.
I consider them friends. Apple Music is sort of the successor, trying to do the thing Spotify has been doing. They pay artists fairly and have good service. A bunch of the songs are VERY long.
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