Music Disc "flurry" breaks music disc capitalization conventions

The music disc "flurry" uses lowercase formatting in its item tooltip. This breaks the naming standard for modern-style music discs, which consistently utilize standard Title Case (e.g., "Tears", "Creator", "Lava Chicken").

Minecraft deliberately keeps classic-textured discs entirely lowercase (e.g., "blocks", "cat", "chirp"). The disc "otherside" explicitly acknowledges this split naming pattern, since it is the only modern music disc that uses the classic texture, and it is uniquely kept lowercase to match.

Because the "flurry" disc features a unique modern-style texture, its lowercase formatting appears to be a mistake. This is further supported by the fact that the artist refers to the track as "Flurry" on social media, and the official OST release also capitalizes it.