History Music / C418

* NonAppearingTitle: "Tsuki No Koibumi", "Semantic Sanitation", "Septic Shock", "Seismic Stratigraphy", "Ample Time", "Habitual Crush", "Round Up to the Inevitable End", "841", and "Blank Cubicle" are all songs with vocals, but their titles never appear in any of those songs in question, or come close to doing so. In terms of "Tsuki No Koibumi", though it's in a foreign language, the phrase is never heard, and in terms of "841", the entire song is a repeat of the ''reverse'' number (148) like the title of the album it's from, so its title never appears either.

* OneWordTitle: ''Many'' of his songs are singular words, too many to list specific ones.

* OneWordTitle: ''Many'' of his songs are singular titles, too many to list specific ones.

* TheAntiNihilist: C418 seems to be ''very'' doubtful about his own capabilities as a music artist, as shown in plenty of his songs. This includes "I Jate My Hob" (I Hate My Job) from ''[=LCMSMiP=]'' (the entire album is about his shift into becoming a music artist, really), "Alive" from ''72 [=MoF=]'', which is about him questioning his old job; and "Blank Cubicle" from ''Dief'', which is about him questioning the paths he could've taken in life and the consequences of such.

* TheAntiNihilist: C418 seems to be ''very'' doubtful about his own capabilities as a music artist, as shown in plenty of his songs. This includes "I Jate My Hob" (I Hate My Job) from ''LCMSMiP'' (the entire album is about his shift into becoming a music artist, really), "Alive" from ''72 MoF'', which is about him questioning his old job; and "Blank Cubicle" from ''Dief'', which is about him questioning the paths he could've taken in life and the consequences of such.

* NonAppearingTitle: "Tsuki No Koibumi", "Semantic Sanitation", "Septic Shock", "Seismic Stratigraphy", "Ample Time", "Habitual Crush", "Round Up to the Inevitable End" and "841" are all songs with vocals, but their titles never appear in any of those songs in question, or come close to doing so. In terms of "Tsuki No Koibumi", though it's in a foreign language, the phrase is never heard, and in terms of "841", the entire song is a repeat of the ''reverse'' number (148) like the title of the album it's from, so its title never appears either.

* SpeciesTitle: "Cat" and "Dog" on ''Volume Alpha'' and "Dragon Fish" from the Aquatic Update are titled based on an animal species.

* IAmNotShazam: The title for "Danny" on ''Minecraft - Volume Alpha'' refers to Danny Baranowsky, a friend of C418's, not Daniel himself.

[[http://c418.org/ Daniel Rosenfeld]] (born May 9, 1989), better known as [=C418=] (pronounced "C-four-eighteen", not "C-four-one-eight") is a German electronic musician and sound engineer best known for composing the soundtrack to ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}''. He and Notch would later try collaborating again with a game called ''VideoGame/ZeroXOneZeroC'' that eventually got scrapped.

[[http://c418.org/ Daniel Rosenfeld]] (born May 9, 1989), better known as [=C418=] (pronounced "C-four-eighteen", not "C-four-one-eight") is a German electronic musician and sound engineer best known for composing the soundtrack to ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}''. He and Notch would later try collaborating again with a game called ''[=0x10c=]'' that eventually got scrapped.

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

* {{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 a handful of songs on ''148''.

* SelfBackingVocalist: When there are vocals in the songs, the singers will be the ones backing themselves, whether it's him or Laura Shigihara.
* SelfDeprecation: Common on his former blog, and to a lesser extent on his website.
--> "Here you'll find some articles about who I am and why I'm such a dork"

[[http://c418.org/ Daniel Rosenfeld]] (born May 9, 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]].

* TakeThatAudience: "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 [[DearNegativeReader all of the people who follow him on Twitter just to bash him]].

* TakeThatAudience: "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.

* StageWhisper: Daniel whispering '4, 1, 8, 2' in the left speaker can be heard very slightly before 'Round Up to the Inevitable End' enters its first status of crescendo.