italo trance

To complete the pairing of Touch Me and Blue Planet, this dream/italo trance track also deserves mention. Considerably more melancholic than its companions, it likewise features a vocal sample similar to Touch Me, though here it is far more elusive — subtly woven into the melodic texture and...

Touch Me is by far the most widely known entry in this small trio of closely related tracks I just posted about, which also includes Blue Planet and Planetarium. For me, an additional point of interest lies in the fact that a fellow countryman — Hungarian producer Lajos Mészáros — was involved...

This track flows within the same musical current as Robert Miles’ Children, and notably originates from the very same year. The gentle, warm, swirling synthetizers, create a meditative and hypnotic atmosphere. Naturally, 1995 saw the release of many similar works — such as Blue Ocean’s Touch Me...

In my previous post about Northern Lights as a discovery of the month, I somehow completely overlooked Psichometria, even though it just as rightfully competes for that title in my eyes. By 1995, the dream/Italo-trance wave was clearly accelerating, although the lack of precise release dates...

2025 has come and gone, and my personal musical discovery of the year was undoubtedly a deep dive into the Italian wave of trance that emerged and peaked in the mid-1990s. This movement is commonly referred to as Dream Trance, Italo Trance, Mediterranian Progressive, Italian Progressive, Dream...