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Minecraft Movie OST: With a budget of $150 million, officially released worldwide on April 2, 2025 by Warner Bros, the movie is a live-action adaptation based on the iconic game by Swedish studio Mojang.
Today we take a closer look at the incredible soundtrack that runs through the entire film.
🎸 A Soundtrack Full of Rock'n'Roll
The OST contains 25 songs and opens with the high-energy rock track I Feel Alive, performed by the well-known Jack Black — famous for School of Rock, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, and Kung Fu Panda.
The entire film carries that same rock energy throughout, making the soundtrack as entertaining as the movie itself.
As a fun fact: released in 2011, Minecraft is considered the best-selling game of all time with over 300 million copies sold, surpassing both Tetris and GTA V.
🎤 Jack Black, Jason Momoa and a 45-Second Surprise
The Official Soundtrack also features a surprise appearance by Jason Momoa on track 8. Birthday Rap, a collaboration between Jack Black and Jason Momoa, lasts only 45 seconds but brings a completely different feel to the album — a groovy American Soul vibe with a dancing saxophone.
🎹 Mark Mothersbaugh and the Score
After the opening tracks, the remainder of the soundtrack is led by legendary musician Mark Mothersbaugh — co-founder, keyboardist and vocalist of the American New Wave band Devo.
You may know the band from their classic Whip It, which also appears in the Stranger Things official soundtrack.
🎧 Listen to the Full Soundtrack
To listen to the complete A Minecraft Movie Soundtrack, access the official YouTube Playlist:
A Minecraft Movie — Official Soundtrack Playlist by Water Tower Music
Or listen on Spotify — Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
📀 Complete OST — All 25 Songs
Available on all streaming platforms since April 28, 2025. Here is the full tracklist:
- I Feel Alive — Jack Black
- When I'm Gone ("A Minecraft Movie" Version) — Dirty Honey
- Change Song — Dayglow
- Zero to Hero — BENEE
- Could This Be Love? — Bret McKenzie
- Just Can't Get Enough (Instrumental Version) — Jamieson Shaw
- Steve's Lava Chicken — Jack Black
- Birthday Rap — Jack Black & Jason Momoa
- Ode to Dennis — Jack Black
- Minecraft (from "A Minecraft Movie") — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Mintage — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Midport Village — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Day to Night — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Steve in The Nether — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Chicken Fight Club — Mark Mothersbaugh
- I Need a Win, Man — Mark Mothersbaugh
- I'm Coming With / Minecraft — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Nitwit Crosses and Steve Finds / Minecraft — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Woodland Mansion Planning — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Steve vs. Malgosha — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Piglins Attack — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Heroic Henry / Minecraft — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Let's Go Fight Some Pigs — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Run from the Great Hog — Mark Mothersbaugh
- Back in The Nether — Mark Mothersbaugh