Three tracks and C418 made underwater Minecraft feel like a completely different game. "Axolotl" is the standout, this gently rolling piano piece with enough reverb to make you feel the water pressure around you. "Dragon Fish" goes deeper and darker, slow pads drifting over muffled tones like sunlight fading the further down you swim.
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"Shuniji" sits between the two, contemplative and still. That's it. Three songs. But they transformed ocean biomes from empty blue voids into places you actually wanted to linger. The restraint is what makes them work, every note has space to breathe (or float).
Essential listening if you've ever lost an hour just swimming around in Minecraft.