Dungeons:Music

Minecraft Dungeons contains many music tracks, which play at various points in game, including ambiently in locations, during cinematics, during ambushes and boss battles, in certain menus, when drowning, and when near certain powerful mobs. The music that plays in-game often differs from the music released in the official soundtracks, and there are many in-game music tracks that were not included in said soundtracks. There are also several music tracks composed for promotional material by an unknown composer, which were not included in the game or any of its official soundtracks.

Music tracks can play at various points during gameplay. Certain music tracks play ambiently in certain locations, and some locations have multiple music tracks that they alternate between. Other music tracks play during cinematics, with some cinematics having sound effects as a part of their music, like the ending cinematic of Obsidian Pinnacle for example. Music also plays during ambushes and boss battles, with the specific music track used being different depending on the location where said ambush or boss battle takes place. Certain menus, like the mission select map or loading screens for example, have music tracks as well. Certain powerful mobs also have localized music tracks that play when the player is near them, and their volume is dependent on how close the player is to the mob. Explosions from TNT cause music to become distorted briefly, and all music stops playing when night mode is active.

These music tracks are played ambiently in different locations.

These music tracks are played during cinematics.

These music tracks are played during ambushes and boss battles.