Jukebox+
Vanilla Minecraft jukeboxes are charming but painfully limited. One disc, one song, one block, and you are constantly swapping records by hand like a DJ stuck in the Stone Age. Jukebox+ changes all of that. This add-on transforms the humble jukebox into a full-blown music system with a nine-slot disc inventory, a proper playback interface, and playlist logic that keeps the tunes rolling while you build, mine, and explore.
What Jukebox+ Actually Does
At its core, Jukebox+ is a complete rework of how music discs work in Minecraft. Instead of holding a single record, the upgraded jukebox stores up to nine discs at once. A custom GUI opens when you interact with the block, giving you playback controls that feel like a real media player: play and stop, previous track, next track, and loop mode toggles. A progress bar shows exactly where you are in the current song, so you always know how much time is left before the next track kicks in.
The playlist behavior is where things get genuinely useful. Discs auto-advance when a song finishes, skipping over empty slots and wrapping around to the start of the list when it reaches the end. Three loop modes are available — Loop Off, Loop One, and Loop All — so you can set a single track on repeat for a boss fight or let an entire album cycle endlessly in your base.
Visual Feedback on the Block Itself
Jukebox+ does not hide its features behind menus. The discs you load are visually displayed on the physical face of the block, so anyone walking past can see what is queued up. Accurate duration detection means the progress bar and auto-advance timing stay in sync with the real length of each track, not a rough estimate.
Mod Compatibility and Supported Versions
One of the strongest selling points here is out-of-the-box compatibility with any music disc add-on. If you run mods like More Music Discs or similar packs that introduce custom records, Jukebox+ picks them up without extra configuration. That means your modded soundtrack works inside the same playlist system as vanilla discs.
Jukebox+ for Minecraft is built for the Fabric loader and requires Fabric API to function. The mod targets modern releases, with support spanning Minecraft 1.20.4 through 1.21.4. If you are running a recent Fabric setup, you are covered.
Playing Your Own Music Files
For players who want total control, Jukebox+ now supports custom audio through the AudioPlayer mod. This allows MP3 and WAV files to play directly through the upgraded jukebox with full auto-advance support, meaning your personal library can become an in-game radio station. Both mods need to be installed for this feature to work.
How to Install Jukebox+
Getting started is straightforward if you already run a Fabric profile:
- Install the Fabric loader for a supported Minecraft version between 1.20.4 and 1.21.4.
- Place Fabric API in your mods folder — Jukebox+ will not load without it.
- Add the Jukebox+ jar file to the same mods directory.
- Optionally add AudioPlayer alongside it if you want custom MP3 and WAV playback.
- Launch the game and place a jukebox to see the new interface in action.
If manual mod management sounds tedious, the foxygame.net launcher streamlines the whole process: it detects your installed Minecraft version, matches it against compatible builds, and installs Jukebox+ with a single click while keeping everything updated automatically.
Why It Belongs in Your Mod List
Music in Minecraft has always been atmospheric but passive. Jukebox+ turns it into something you actively manage and enjoy. The nine-slot inventory removes constant disc swapping, the GUI gives you real control, and the loop modes let you tailor the soundtrack to whatever you are doing. Whether you are decorating a tavern, hosting a server event, or just want your favorite modded tracks playing on repeat, this add-on delivers a level of polish that vanilla never attempted.
When you download Jukebox+ and drop it into a Fabric setup, you are essentially installing a compact music player inside your world. It is lightweight, compatible with disc mods, and supported across a wide range of recent versions. For builders and server owners who care about atmosphere, it is an easy recommendation.
Found a bug or have a feature request? The developer maintains an issue tracker on GitHub where players can report problems and suggest improvements.