[Happy!!] A classic track of psychedelic trance. Recommended popular songs.
Among trance music, one of the most popular subgenres is psychedelic trance.
Tracks with a BPM of 140 or higher are categorized as psychedelic trance, and thanks to this very fast tempo, they’re played repeatedly at trance-oriented clubs.
This time, we’re introducing some classic psytrance tracks!
From traditional psychedelic trance that evokes shamanism to darker styles, we’ve picked a wide range.
We’ve also selected some easy-to-listen tracks, so beginners to trance should definitely check them out!
Now, sit back, relax, and enjoy.
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[Happy!!] Classic Psychedelic Trance Tracks: Recommended Popular Songs (11–20)
Goodbye feat. XillionsLe Shuuk
Le Shuuk is a DJ from Germany.
He produces a variety of electronic music, including house, psychedelic trance, and deep house, and has gained popularity across Europe.
One psychedelic trance masterpiece of his that I highly recommend is “Goodbye feat.
Xillions.” Because it features vocals, it might be less immediately apparent, but the chorus track is crafted in classic psytrance style.
It’s a hugely popular track in Europe, so be sure to check it out.
Becoming InsaneInfected Mushroom
“Becoming Insane” has an outstanding Latin vibe.
It may sound like flamenco, but it’s actually closer to the sounds commonly used in North Africa—places like Algeria and Morocco.
Arabian phrasing pairs incredibly well with psytrance, so definitely give it a listen.
SeesawUmmet Ozcan
Uğur “Ummet” Ozcan, a Dutch DJ who began attracting attention around 2015, produces a range of electronic music including progressive house and tech trance, and is especially popular in the trance scene.
Among his tracks, one I particularly recommend is Seesaw.
While many people might associate psychedelic trance with a dangerous or edgy vibe, this track has a very poppy and cute feel.
It’s a great entry point for those not yet familiar with psytrance.
I.F.O.Pleiadians
If you’re not used to listening to dark psy, it can be hard to grasp what the genre is really like.
For those listeners, I recommend the album I.F.O.
It’s an album, but it emphasizes the transitions between tracks, so the whole thing is structured like one continuous piece.
The sound feels like a blend of goa trance and dark psy, combining a mystical atmosphere with darker undertones—that’s its appeal.
If you want to quickly get a feel for dark psy and goa trance, definitely give it a listen.
Deep Space 5DDimension 5
Within electronic music, dark psy is one of the most loosely defined genres.
It’s a style that often draws comments like “this isn’t dark psy,” but precisely because I want to highlight its breadth, I’d like to recommend “Deep Space 5D.” This track evokes a cosmic feel; its darkness is restrained, and it comes together more like a darker shade of psychedelic trance.
The arrangement is highly immersive, so definitely give it a listen.