Quick answer
My Timber Pets ships a four-track in-game soundtrack on its 'Top Songs' library: Classic Easter by Sylvain Michel Ott, Funky Disco Beats by Invasion From Mars, Waltzing Flutes by Gerhard Narholz and Morning Spirit by Victor Galey. A September 14 official title change to [📟] is not yet proof of a new song or radio feature.
In-game screenshots
Current build screenshots
The in-game soundtrack
My Timber Pets plays a small curated soundtrack through its in-game 'Top Songs' library. The four tracks and their credited artists were read straight from that library panel on 2026-09-09. They are creator-uploaded Roblox audio, so this is creator-owned metadata rather than a player capture.
- Classic Easter — Sylvain Michel Ott
- Funky Disco Beats — Invasion From Mars
- Waltzing Flutes — Gerhard Narholz
- Morning Spirit — Victor Galey
How to listen
Use the players below to stream each track from /videos/ on this site — the files are the official recordings, exported as MP3. They may be trimmed or re-cut by the creator over time; the in-game 'Top Songs' panel is where they appear during play.
September 14 title signal
The official Roblox title changed to [📟] My Timber Pets! after the September 13 UTC deployment. That symbol may point toward an audio, radio or broadcast-themed update, but the public description and the accessible Roblox APIs do not explain it yet. Until a current build capture shows a new music panel, station, song, code or reward, this page keeps the verified soundtrack at four tracks.
In-game soundtrack
Listen to the tracks
Source standard
Official Roblox metadata and creator-owned descriptions take priority. Exact values remain marked unverified until they can be reproduced in the current public build.
Common questions
My Timber Pets FAQ
How many songs are in My Timber Pets?
Four, as listed in the in-game 'Top Songs' library: Classic Easter, Funky Disco Beats, Waltzing Flutes and Morning Spirit.
Who made the My Timber Pets soundtrack?
The four tracks are credited to Sylvain Michel Ott, Invasion From Mars, Gerhard Narholz and Victor Galey, read from the game's 'Top Songs' panel.