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Deep Jungle WalkAstrix

Astrix – Deep Jungle Walk

Astrix is a key figure you can’t leave out when talking not only about dark psy, but psychedelic trance as a whole.

If you listen to electronic music, you’ve probably come across his name at least once.

He keeps dropping hit tunes, and he’s scored successes across a variety of genres.

Deep Jungle Walk is one of his signature dark psy tracks, a piece defined by its memorable, ear-catching drop and its tightly woven dark atmosphere.

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X-Dream – Radio [Full Album]

When people hear “dark psy,” many probably imagine a gothic sound.

It’s true that a lot of dark psy tracks have that kind of tone, but some works retain strong elements of its origin genre, psychedelic trance.

A prime example of such a piece is ‘Radio.

’ It’s a masterpiece that blends the awakening, quintessentially psytrance melodies with a perfectly dark sound.

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Hallucinogen – LSD (1994)

Simon Posford, the composer known under the moniker Hallucinogen, is a figure in psychedelic trance.

While he’s renowned for crafting sharp, high-quality psytrance, he also has some darkpsy tracks.

Among them, the one I especially recommend is “LSD.” It’s a famous track, and many of you may recognize its intro.

It can be taken as a psychedelic trance piece as well, so it’s recommended for those who want a lighter, more accessible taste of darkpsy.

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Hilight Tribe – Free Tibet (Vini Vici Remix)

Based in France, Highlight Tribe is a group that champions “natural trance,” a fusion of traditional instruments and electronic music.

Incorporating live performances of instruments from around the world—such as the didgeridoo, sitar, and ngoni—they are known for live shows that don’t rely on DJ sets.

This track, a remix of one of their signature songs by Israeli psychedelic trance unit Vini Vici, was released in January 2016.

Preserving the original’s message of prayer and hope for Tibetan liberation, it intertwines tribal percussion with psychedelic synths.

Reaching No.

5 on Beatport’s main chart, it became the first psytrance track to break into the top 10, helping the genre reach a broader audience.

Harmoniously blending the spirituality of traditional music with the energy of dance music, it’s a perfect song for anyone looking to set their spirit free at a festival.

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Le Shuuk – Goodbye (feat. Xillions) [Official Music Video]

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

Infected Mushroom – Becoming Insane

“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.

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Ummet Ozcan – Seesaw (Official Video)

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.