Enderman Attack: SOUNDTRACK - Alex and Steve Life (Minecraft Animation)

Enjoy the music used from the Alex and Steve Life Minecraft animation, Enderman Attack!

0:00 Drone Hunting - FormantX
2:15 In Front Of The Fort - Experia
4:06 A Million Upheavals - Edgar Hopp
6:53 Metropolis - FormantX
8:26 Release the Fire - FormantX
11:32 Splitting the Fields - Jon Bjork
13:20 Stellar Finale - FormantX
15:25 The Mole - Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen

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[MattSquaredYT]

Finally. After three years, I can escape listening to these tracks on repeat. It's finally finished

[dragonsrtalon]

'Stellar Finale' immediately clicked final dungeon for one of the original 6 final fantasy games. It's got that ending feel and dread that once you get to the ending of it, you already feel the heartbreak and rebuild when it plays back up again from loop. It's heavily inspiring. The heavy drop in beat at the end sent heartbreak shocks effectively that you'd want to hear the track again. Music built to perfection.

[TheAbyssalEnderling]

My favorite track from this is Drone Hunting. It fits with the Steve vs. Ender Alex scene and the zero-gravity fight at the end. By sheer coincidence those are my favorite parts of the animation.

[dragonsrtalon]

'Splitting the Fields' immediately erupts pokemon vibes. That strange build-up at the beginning to the heavily mellow playout afterwards has pokemon written all over it. I can see why it's a perfect picture for introducing the first piece of an animation.

[dragonsrtalon]

I quite sure to say 'Metropolis' is probably one of my personal favorites. in terms of build-up, it has that "this is the end of the line" vibe built into it. Vocals play a huge part in that.

[sobhansalehi]

great
please post animation life sound tracks

[Engine]

In Front of the Fort is my favorite. It really fits that part very well. Very industrial!

[Engine]

Drone hunting definitely sounds like it involves a drone. Like maybe when I lose control of Wasp the Drone and it chases me through the house...

[EndStoneArtz]

I love these soundtracks. Black Plasma, keep posting these soundtracks, they are amazing! Also, in your Animations, keep up the amazing work you do!

[fuwifur]

but drone hunting is remixed and better at enderman attack animation
added more bass more sound and more stuff

[dragonsrtalon]

What's interesting about 'Release the Fire' is how it mixed a build-up with party. I can see why the track played the way it does, and honestly, it's a little disappointing when the beat drops about 2/3's after the build up has already made it's way through. But I like it nonetheless because the simplicity that the build-up managed to lead up to. It's also still confusing after the beat really drops that there's still more build-up which makes it even more lovely.

[ninjahavaminecraft]

I love the soundtracks you make for your animations. They all scream my vibe! A lot of them are on my Spotify playlist.

[nafisplays]

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[Dirgisol]

Very nice :) I wish there was a soundtrack video from Village raid. That episode has some great music, but I don't know what the titles and artists are

[KnowitallMinecrafter]

bro using the wrong link to enderman attack fix it 💀🤦‍♂️

[RedLifeMC]

Free to use in monetized content or no?

[slayer]

wrong link where it says watch enderman attack it has the pirate derp link video

[dragonsrtalon]

It's hard coming up with a decent rhythm the way 'Drone Hunting' accomplished. It's that kind of asset that makes a fight worth watching. The fact that the track also plays in the interdimensional loop makes it 10 times better which is why music is so lovely when the circumstances are set accordingly, and right.

[chitusminecraft]

'Stellar Finale' immediately clicked final dungeon for one of the original 6 final fantasy games. It's got that ending feel and dread that once you get to the ending of it, you already feel the heartbreak and rebuild when it plays back up again from loop. It's heavily inspiring. The heavy drop in beat at the end sent heartbreak shocks effectively that you'd want to hear the track again. Music built to perfection.

[dragonsrtalon]

What I like about 'The Mole' is the everchanging rhythm. It's got that exploring town vibe in a distraught land of Songs of War. That's something I'd enjoy off on the casual end of life just vibing with friends. It's best reason is how the build-up goes back and forth from up and down. There's no dramatic intensity added to it's mellow tune. I like that in a song. Mellow split from intensity.