What does tech trance sound like? Revisiting the world of trance music through nostalgic tracks
Shall we rediscover the allure of tech trance, which took the club scene by storm during the golden age of dance music? The torrent of sound woven from powerful kicks and basslines with technical synthesizers opened a new door for dance music.
Among trance music—which evolved uniquely as a subgenre of house and techno—tech trance stands out with a singular presence.
Let’s relive the fever of those days through a selection of tracks that feel both nostalgic and fresh!
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What does tech trance sound like? Revisiting the world of trance music through nostalgic tracks (21–30)
Universal NationNEW!Push

A legendary trance track released back in 1998 continues to be cherished on dance floors around the world.
Produced by Belgian artist Mike Dierickx under his Push alias, this piece was created in only about four hours of studio work, yet it stands as a monumental classic of the genre.
Running nearly ten minutes at 138 BPM in D-sharp minor, the track weaves together a punchy kick with airy, floating synth pads to deliver a soaring, melodic euphoria.
Its title—reportedly inspired by the 1997 Love Parade in Berlin—reflects a sense of unity and timelessness.
It’s a must-listen not only for those who lived through trance’s golden era, but also for anyone seeking deep immersion in classic trance sound.
Sorry For Party RockingLMFAO

A track released as a single in 2012 by the American electronic dance music duo LMFAO.
It was produced together with Erin Beck.
The track reached No.
1 on the Belgian charts, and its music video was directed by Mickey Finnegan.
C’Mon (Catch ‘Em By Suprise)Tiesto Vs Diplo feat. Busta Rhymes

A collaboration between Dutch DJ Tiësto and American DJ Diplo, featuring vocals by American rapper Busta Rhymes.
Released as a single in 2011, it reached No.
1 on the UK Dance Chart and became a hit in countries such as the Netherlands and Poland.
RydeenYellow Magic Orchestra

The first unit to pioneer techno in Japan was Yellow Magic Orchestra, and this is also their biggest hit.
As you’d expect from members originally immersed in classical and jazz, they are renowned for their melodic sensibilities, and this track became one that resonated worldwide, not just in Japan.
GET READY FOR THIS2 Unlimited

A track by 2 Unlimited, a dance group formed in the Netherlands in 1991.
It was released as a single in 1991.
The song has been used at sporting events around the world and featured in many films, including Space Jam, Bring It On, and Happy Gilmore.
Purpose In LifeAntiloop

A track by Antiloop, a Swedish electronic music band formed in 1994.
They have won two Grammis Awards and six Dance Music Awards in Sweden.
This track was released as a single in 1996 and reached No.
45 on the Swedish charts.
This Is What It Feels LikeArmin van Buuren ft. Trevor Guthrie

A track by Armin van Buuren, the Dutch trance music producer and DJ also known as the host of the radio show A State of Trance.
He was ranked the world’s No.
1 DJ by DJ Magazine, including four consecutive years from 2007 to 2010.
This track features vocals by Canadian singer-songwriter Trevor Guthrie.





