History Music / C418

* DearNegativeReader: "Friend" from ''148'' is an angry piece that repeatedly tells someone they aren't the protagonist's friend and to go away. According to Rosenfeld, the song was directed at all of the people who follow him on Twitter just to bash him.

* DroneOfDread: ''Minecraft - Volume Beta'' includes a few pieces written as background music exclusive to the [[{{Hell}} Nether]], such as "Concrete Halls" and "Warmth", which are heavy with low, foreboding tones evoking the treacherous, but still lonely nature of the dimension.

!!!'''This musician contains examples of:'''

* PopCulturalOsmosis: He’s most well known for the ambient soundtrack to VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}. Because of this, he deliberately avoided producing ambient music on several subsequent albums, aiming more for house and electronica.

* PopCulturalOsmosis: He’s most well known for the ambient soundtrack to VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}. Because of this, he deliberately avoided ambience on some of his other works, aiming more for house and electronica.

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[[http://c418.org/ Daniel Rosenfeld]] (b. 1989), better known as [=C418=] (Cee-four-eighteen, not cee-four-one-eight) is a German electronic musician and sound engineer best known for composing the soundtrack to ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' (he and Notch tried collaborating again with a game called ''[=0x10c=]'' that eventually got scrapped). He has released a lot of independent work which can be listened to on his [[http://c418.bandcamp.com/ Bandcamp page]].

* AllLowercaseLetters: The vast majority of his song and album titles are not capitalized- the sole exceptions are the two official Minecraft soundtracks, ''Volume Alpha'' and ''Volume Beta''.

** Rhythmic keyboard clacks form part of the percussion backing in "surface pension" from ''one''.

* {{Instrumentals}}: His work predominantly lacks vocals of any kind. Notable [[SubvertedTrope exceptions]] include the various remixes of "Tsuki no Koibumi" (vocals by Laura Shigihara), and several songs on ''148''.

[[http://c418.org/ Daniel Rosenfeld]] (b. 1989), better known as '''[=C418=]''' (Cee-four-eighteen, not cee-four-one-eight) is a German electronic musician and sound engineer best known for composing the soundtrack to ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' (he and Notch tried collaborating again with a game called ''[=0x10c=]'' that eventually got scrapped). He has released a lot of independent work which can be listened to on his [[http://c418.bandcamp.com/ Bandcamp page]].

** "I glove thy flob" from ''one'', in addition to being a NonIndicativeName, is a cover of Pachelbel's "Canon in D" done in a mix of Minecraft note blocks, piano, and some synthesized sounds.

Daniel Rosenfeld (b. 1989), better known as '''[=C418=]''' (Cee-four-eighteen, not cee-four-one-eight) is a German electronic musician and sound engineer best known for composing the soundtrack to ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' (he and Notch tried collaborating again with a game called ''[=0x10c=]'' that eventually got scrapped). He has released a lot of independent work which can be seen on his [[http://c418.bandcamp.com/ Bandcamp page]].

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!!Discography:

* [[AllLowercaseLetters all lowercase letters]]: About half of his titles, for songs or albums.
* EverythingIsAnInstrument: He uses what sounds like pots and pans in a kitchen sink in "water".

* {{Instrumentals}}: His work predominantly lacks vocals of any kind.
* LonelyPianoPiece: "Sweden"
* PopCulturalOsmosis: He’s most well known for the ambient soundtrack to VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}. Because of this, he deliberately avoided ambience on some of his other works.
* SelfBackingVocalist: When there are vocals in the songs, they’ll be this.
* SelfDeprecation: Common on his blog.

** The album ''A Cobblers Tee Thug'', an album that was made in five days "for shits and giggles" (to quote Rosenfeld) as a collaboration with another artist.
** Also, "I glove thy flob" from ''one''. It's a cover of Pachelbel's "Canon in D" done in a mix of Minecraft note blocks, piano, and some synthesized sounds.

!!Selected discography:

* {{Instrumentals}}: Predominantly.

* WordSaladTitle: ''A Cobblers Tee Thug''

* UncommonTime: Often.

C418 (Cee-four-eighteen, not cee-four-one-eight) is an electronic musician best known for composing the soundtrack to ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}''. His unique style blends elements of {{Ambient}}, [[HouseMusic House]], {{Trance}}, and IDM.

Oh, and his real name is Daniel Rosenfeld.

* OldShame: He made an album called ‘’the whatever directors cut’’, an experiment to see how fast he could make an album. You can imagine how that went.

* PopCulturalOsmosis: He’s most well known for the ambient soundtrack to {{Minecraft}}. Because of this, he deliberately avoided ambience on some of his other works.

* HellIsThatNoise: Literally, in his many ambient tunes for The Nether.

* {{Instrumentals}}: Predomient.

* SelfBackingVocalist: When there are vocals, they’ll be doing this.

* ''Minecraft – Volume Alpha'' (March 2011) (the {{Minecraft}} soundtrack, with some bonus material)

C418 (Cee-four-eighteen, not cee-four-one-eight) is an electronic musician best known for the soundtrack to {{Minecraft}}. His unique style blends elements of {{Ambient}}, [[HouseMusic House]], {{Trance}}, and IDM.

C418 (Cee-four-eighteen, not cee-four-one-eight) is an electronic musician best known for the soundtrack to {{Minecraft}}. His unique style blends elements of {{Ambient}} [[HouseMusic House]], {{Trance}}, and IDM.

* ‘’Mixes’’ (May 2008)
* ‘’sine’’ (September 2008)
* ‘’zweitonegoismus’’ (December 2008)
* ‘’Bushes and Marshmallows (August 2009)
* ‘’A Cobblers Tee Thug’’ (January 2010)
* ‘’circle’’ (March 2010)
* ‘’life changing moments seem minor in pictures’’ (August 2010)
* ‘’little things’’ (January 2011)
* ‘’Minecraft – Volume Alpha’’ (March 2011)
* ‘’I forgot something, didn’t I?’’ (July 2011)
* ‘’72 Minutes Of Fame’’ (July 2011)
* ‘’Seven Years of Server Data’’ (November 2011)
* ‘’Catacomb Snatch Original Soundtrack’’ (March 2012)
* ‘’one’’ (December 2012) (doubles as the soundtrack to the Minecraft documentary)

* UncommonTime: Often.