Minecraft Volume Beta (Cassette) 6/19/2001 Daniel Lopatin returns with his

Daniel Lopatin returns with his latest score for A24/The Safdie Brothers’ Uncut Gems out December 13 on Warp Records

No Chaser 3:00 20 Four in One 3:31 21 Nice Work 3:03 22 Monk's Mood 3:09 23 Who Knows 2:42 24 Ask Me Now 3:18 - Disc 2 - 1 Blue Monk 7:39 2 Just a Gigalo 3 Bemsha Swing 3:10 4 Reflections 2:48 5 Little Rootie Tootie 3:06 6 Sweet and Lovely 3:33 7 Bye-Ya 2:46 8 Monk's Dream 3:07 9 Trinkle Tinkle 2:49 10 These Foolish Things 2:46 11 We See 5:17 12 Smoke Gets in Your Eyes 4:32 13 Locomotive 6:23 14 Hackensack 5:12 15 Let's Call This 5:07 16 Think of One (Take 2) 5:46 17 Think of One (Take 1) 5:40 - Disc 3 - 1 The Way You Look Tonight 5:15 2 I Want to Be Happy 7:44 3 Work 5:18 4 Nutty 5:17 5 Friday the 13th 10:34 6 It Don't Mean a Thing 4:42 7 Sophisticated Lady 4:31 8 I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good 5:56 9 Black and Tan Fantasy 3:28 10 Mood Indigo 3:16 11 I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart 5:43 12 Solitude 3:45 13 Caravan 5:56 - Disc 4 - 1 Liza 3:13 2 Memories of You 4:16 3 Honeysuckle Rose 5:33 4 Darn That Dream 6:30 5 Tea for Two 5:54 6 You Are Too Beautiful 4:55 7 Just You

Buddy Emmons (pedal steel guitar)

with just a dose of sunsplash reggae

and smoke breaks

Minecraft Volume Beta (Cassette) 6/19/2001 Daniel Lopatin returns with hisDescription As C418, composer and producer Daniel Rosenfeld designs sounds to resonate in both physical and pixelated realms. Best known for his original soundtracks to Minecraft, the single best selling video game of all time, he's developed a discography of instrumental music over the last decade that traverses electronic pop patterns, neo classical dreamscapes, and sparse ambient motifs. The latter element has broken from the "8 bit" pigeonholing