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Trance + Metal Celldweller - Frozen (Celldweller vs Blue Stahli) ft. Blue Stahli (2011)

Hi everyone. I really like that borderline sound between Goa and Full-On — tracks that are still Goa in essence, but already carry the spirit of Full-On. Below I’ll share some examples. I’d love to hear your suggestions too. Let’s go! Children Of The Doc — Martian Civilization (Domestic Goblin Rmx) (1998) Talamasca — Halloween (1999) Xerox & Freeman — Are We Happy? (1997) Analog Pussy — Fight To Trance (1999) Wizzy Noise - Pleione 1999(?) Unreleased until 2016 Oops, looks like the forum has a limit of five embedded tracks. In that case, I’ll just post a link to the playlist since I can’t fit in any more.

I’ve made a tracklist from all Boris tracks available online — a total of 51 tracks. I really like him; he’s such a wonderful melodist. I’m not sure if he creates all the melodies himself or weaves in elements of traditional Balkan music, but either way, it sounds incredible.

The Estonian-Russian project RADIOTRANCE is, of course, well-known to Goa trance fans — primarily thanks to their hits “Vostok 5” and “Plasma,” released on the Transient label. However, they also produced other tracks that can only loosely be classified as Goa trance — or rather, tracks that include elements of it. Unfortunately, outside the post-Soviet space, where these tunes once set dance floors on fire, they remain largely unknown. Thanks to YouTube, though, this gap can finally be filled. RADIOTRANCE - Горячий как солнце и мокрый как дождь / Hot as the Sun and Wet as the Rain (1996) Radiotrance - Через Тернии К Звездам / Through the Thorns to the Stars (1996) Well then, let’s listen to the full versions of their main hits mentioned above. …and a one-hour mix of all their hits. Enjoy!

Out Of Orbit | Real Name: Eitan Reiter Profile: Progressive psychedelic trance project from Kiryat Hayim, Hefa, based in Herzliya, Israel Really like his track from the 2024 album — pure old-school vibe but with modern sound. It truly has the spirit of the early ’90s. Sharing two versions of the track — both are great. Talented guy.

17 minutes long. It gives off strong Spiritual Healing vibes from a mile away — a true variation on the theme.

Remix from 2025. Too close to the original — almost indistinguishable by ear, just a few subtle nuances.

The father of all trance tracks with rap on top. How do you like that? 😄 DFX - Relax Your Body (1989). I’ll include it in my next selection of melodic Goa trance (part 5). And here’s some more classic stuff for you — one of my all-time favorite tracks. Nostrum - Brainchild (1994)

This track is 9:40 long, but the beautiful melody doesn’t start until 6:02. You’ll have to be patient. Digital Sun is a Goa project by the guys from Tarsis. I like Tarsis too, even though it’s psy-prog.

Duvdev & Shidapu – Zahadum (1995) Unreleased | The longest IM song - 14:20 The track was shared by the IM band in 2013 to remember their early years. It was made with impulse tracker.

Kinder Der Erde - Evolution (12" Mix) (1995). Of course, it’s not a 20-minute track, but 13 minutes is still quite a substantial length.

Can’t believe nobody mentioned Laughing Buddha. It’s basically Cosmosis from another angle. )) They only did like six or seven Goa tracks, but every single one is top notch. Personally, I’m a big fan of Karma

The Solar Question Mark? - Acid Baba (1995) | 20:32

Solar Quest - Harmonation (Energic Trance) (1995) 22:00