Minecraft Preview 26.70.23 Adds Flurry Music Disc, Calcite Blocksets, and Chiseled Soulshale

The latest Bedrock preview delivers the final winter game drop features, including new decorative blocks and a music disc, while continuing to sort out creative inventory placement.

THE SHORT ANSWER

Minecraft Preview 26.70.23 for Bedrock Edition introduces the Flurry music disc, Calcite blocksets, and Chiseled Soulshale as part of the final winter game drop. The build also continues incremental fixes for creative inventory organization.

  • Flurry music disc added as part of winter game drop content
  • Calcite blockset and Chiseled Soulshale expand decorative options
  • Build labeled as final winter game drop features for this cycle
  • Available on Windows, Xbox, PlayStation, iOS, and Android beta
  • Follows 26.70.20's Brittle Ice and Jukebox Playlists, and 26.70.22's inventory fixes

What's New in 26.70.23

Mojang has released Minecraft Preview 26.70.23 for Bedrock Edition, marking what the developer calls the final winter game drop features for this update cycle. The build is available across Windows, Xbox, PlayStation, iOS, and Android beta channels.

New Content

The headlining additions are three winter-themed items:

  • Flurry music disc — a new track for jukeboxes
  • Calcite blockset — a family of decorative blocks built around calcite
  • Chiseled Soulshale — a patterned variant of the soulshale block introduced in earlier previews

These join the Brittle Ice blocks and Jukebox Playlists that arrived in 26.70.20 on October 13, and the Packed Ice Bricks inventory fix from 26.70.22 on October 28.

Inventory and Polish

Preview 26.70.22 corrected the creative inventory placement for Packed Ice Bricks blocks, aligning them with their Sulfur counterparts. The 26.70.23 build continues that cleanup pass, though the official changelog does not enumerate every minor adjustment.

What's Still Unclear

The full patch notes have not been published in detail as of this writing. Mojang's preview page currently surfaces only the site navigation rather than a granular changelog. Community dataminers and content creators have identified the three headline additions above, but the complete list of bug fixes, experimental toggles, and parity changes remains to be confirmed.

How to Test

Players on Windows, Xbox, and PlayStation can opt in through the Minecraft Preview app. Android users join via the Google Play beta program. IOS participants use TestFlight. As with all preview builds, worlds opened in 26.70.23 may not be compatible with stable releases, so back up saves before upgrading.

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