[Trance] Beautiful, Uplifting Popular Recommended Tracks [2025]

Coming Home (STANDERWICK Extended Remix)Dash Berlin feat. Bo Bruce

Coming Home (STANDERWICK Extended Remix)

When you’re in the mood to dive deep into trance, definitely give this a listen.

It’s packed tight with the essence of EDM.

This is the remix of the 2010 smash hit “Coming Home” by UK producer Ian Standerwick.

The original is great, of course, but if you’re craving the intensity of EDM, I wholeheartedly recommend this version!

Out Of The BlueSystem F

System F – Out Of The Blue (Official Video)

System F is also an alias of Ferry Corsten, a Dutch DJ who is extremely popular in Japan.

Released in 1999, this track became a huge hit and remains one of the key works in his career.

Even now, you can hear it on club floors at peak time as a classic anthem.

Numerous remixes have been released as well—proof that it’s still popular!

My HeavenAlex M.O.R.P.H. feat Natalie Gioia

Alex M.O.R.P.H. feat Natalie Gioia – My Heaven (Original Mix)

It’s a refreshing trance track that evokes summer scenery.

The melody takes center stage, and one of the song’s characteristics is that the four-on-the-floor kick isn’t very prominent.

The female vocals overlay the melody, creating a nice harmony.

It feels like a track you’d want to listen to outside on a sunny day.

L’Acrobat (Andy Blueman Remix)Ferry Tayle & Static Blue

Ferry Tayle & Static Blue – L’Acrobat (Andy Blueman Remix)

The intro combines a four-on-the-floor techno vibe with a quintessentially trance-like repeating melody, creating that unmistakable trance atmosphere.

The melody gradually deepens, drawing you into its immersive soundscape.

The emotional, tear-jerking melody in the latter half almost irresistibly pulls you in.

Amsterdam (Original Mix)Orjan Nilsen

Orjan Nilsen – Amsterdam (Original Mix)

It’s a trance track with a strong techno presence.

The four-on-the-floor kick is emphasized, but it doesn’t feel overbearing—that’s one of the song’s strengths.

The melodious rhythm draws you into its world, and there’s a sense of message behind it.

It makes you want to move your body.

Icarus (Original Mix)Ralphie B

Ralphie B – Icarus (Original Mix)

The intro starts with a straight four-on-the-floor beat reminiscent of classic techno, but gradually a melodic, trance-like rhythm emerges and it turns into a distinctly trance track.

I think the beautiful timbres of the synthesizers will overwhelm listeners.

I sensed a depth and richness in the sound.

The rhythm itself is simple, yet it has profound depth.

Nehalennia (Original Mix)Armin van Buuren vs Arty

Armin van Buuren vs Arty – Nehalennia

For a trance track, my first impression was that it’s unusually well-defined between soft and strong sections.

At first glance it almost doesn’t feel like trance, yet the melody seems calculated and the piece has a coherent structure.

It doesn’t force a bold statement, but blends to create a clean harmony.

It has presence, and the kick—different from a typical sub-heavy thump—adds a distinctive flavor.

Personally, I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say this is the quintessential example of Japanese trance.

The beautiful melody combines with the rhythm, and.

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