Minecraft - Volume Alpha

“Door” could be seen as the continuation of the first track on Minecraft – Volume Alpha, “Key.” “Key” provides a slow and calm, yet muffled piano-based intro to the soundtrack, while transitioning into the calm, unmuffled piano medley of “Door.” “Door” then flows into “Subwoofer Lullaby,” the motif playing in both “Key” and “Door,” as though the key opens the door to “Subwoofer Lullaby.” On his website, C418 said: Read more on Last.fm.

C418 (Daniel Rosenfeld. Born May 9, 1989 in Germany) is the artist behind the albums Life Changing Moments Seem Minor in Pictures, Circle & one. According to his website, Rosenfeld's dream is to work for a company that doesn't outsource music and sound. Rosenfeld cites his brother as a major unnoticed influence in his musical career. Rosenfeld's brother initially introduced him to Ableton, his first music production software, which he used to create mash-ups of two songs. Rosenfeld continued to produce music as a productive hobby, which eventually led to his involvement in the indie game community. Spending time in TIGSource's IRC channel, Rosenfeld started to learn the infinitely complicated art of game design. Through the same channel, he met Markus Notch Persson, who was just beginning his work on the then indie sandbox game, Minecraft. Rosenfeld's work for Minecraft - in which he was responsible for the music and sound effects in-game - greatly popularised his other work due to the attention Minecraft - Volume Alpha and Minecraft - Volume Beta received. See more on his official website https://root.theworkpc.com/music/preview?img=http://c418.org, Twitter & Facebook Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.