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Minecraft: Trails & Tales (Original Game Soundtrack)

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Minecraft: Trails & Tales
(Original Game Soundtrack)

Minecraft: Trails & Tales (Original Game Soundtrack) is the first soundtrack for Minecraft by Aaron Cherof. The album includes 5 songs for a total length of just under 22 minutes. Its official release date was April 26, 2023.

The music from the soundtrack first appears in Minecraft Bedrock Edition Preview 1.20.0.22 and Java Edition 23w17a snapshot to provide new ambient music selections to the main menu and many existing overworld biomes. It also contains music for the music disc relic and the cherry grove biome, both introduced in the 1.20 Trails & Tales update.

All five songs would later be remixed as part of Minecraft: Soothing Synths, which was released on September 18, 2023.

Track listing

No. Title Filename in Minecraft Length Track Description
1. "Echo in the Wind" echo_in_the_wind.ogg 4:56 This song plays in cherry groves, flower forests, lush caves, all old growth taiga variants, and all badlands variants.
2. "A Familiar Room" a_familiar_room.ogg 4:01 This song plays in most Overworld biomes.
3. "Bromeliad" bromeliad.ogg 5:12 This song plays in all types of badlands, bamboo jungles, cherry groves, flower forests, forests, jungles, all types of old growth taigas, and sparse jungles.
4. "Crescent Dunes" crescent_dunes.ogg 4:08 This song plays in deserts and all types of badlands.
5. "Relic" relic.ogg 3:38 Included as a music disc which can only be obtained from brushing suspicious gravel within trail ruins.

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