JukeBoxPlus

JukeBoxPlus

Turn Minecraft’s soundtrack into a real music player: browse every vanilla and modded track, search, shuffle, scrub, and keep a sleek Now Playing HUD on screen.

Minecraft has one of the best soundtracks in gaming, yet vanilla gives you zero say in what plays or when: wait twenty minutes in silence, catch thirty seconds of Sweden or Otherside, and never even learn the track’s name. JukeBoxPlus fixes that with a clean, dark-themed in-game music library and a lightweight Now Playing HUD overlay—100% client-side, working on any singleplayer world or multiplayer server.

Core Features

| | Feature |
| :—: | :— |
| | Complete Vanilla & Modded Music Library
Browse every track by C418, Lena Raine, Aaron Cherof, and Kumi Tanioka—organized across Discs, Ambient, Nether, End, Creative, and Other—plus automatic detection of custom SoundEvent music tracks added by other mods. |
| | True Media Player Controls
Play, pause, skip forward/backward, toggle Shuffle, cycle Repeat (Off / Repeat One / Repeat All), scrub along the timeline, keep a session history of everything that played, and adjust a dedicated JukeBoxPlus volume slider independent of Minecraft’s sound settings. |
| | Non-Intrusive Now Playing HUD
See the active track title, composer, animated note indicator, and live progress bar right on your HUD—even when vanilla Minecraft triggers background music on its own. Optionally suppress random vanilla music whenever your custom queue is playing. |
| | 100% Client-Side & Lightweight
Uses Minecraft’s native sound engine directly with zero network packets, zero server installation, and negligible memory/FPS impact. |

Keybinds & In-Player Shortcuts

All global hotkeys can be rebound in Options → Controls → Key Binds → JukeBoxPlus:

| Key | Action |
| :—: | :— |
| M (or H on older 1.x builds) | Open / close the JukeBoxPlus music library |
| N | Play / Pause current track |
| B / V | Next track / Previous track |
| H | Toggle the on-screen Now Playing HUD overlay |
| Space · ← → · ↑ ↓ | Play/pause, seek/skip, and navigate tracks while inside the player UI |

Installation

1. Install Fabric Loader and Fabric API.
2. Download the JukeBoxPlus JAR matching your Minecraft version from the Versions tab and drop it into .minecraft/mods/.
3. Launch the game and open the player from your configured keybind!

Links & Credits

• Source Code & Issue Tracker: GitHub — MaxLananas/JukeBoxPlus
• Community & Support: Join our Discord

_{Project icon artwork by Elfi (@elfi_draw) · All Minecraft soundtrack compositions belong to Mojang Studios and their respective composers (C418, Lena Raine, Aaron Cherof, Kumi Tanioka).}