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Trance music is a type of electronic dance music that today’s teenagers love, being, after all, not much older than them, as one born in 1993 in Germany and widely played in discos by 1995. As any other form of music, it is a combination of previous genres, but most of the latter are relatively recent, too. Teenagers like it, presumably, for its acid sound and trance-like states it may lead to. This might be an old effect, if we think just of Velvet Underground, but the novelty is that this sound is modern, being created by synthesizers and effects pedals, reverberating and delaying it with the result of a sense of wandering in a vast, cosmic space. Or, teenagers, who always mean to be free, may feel that this music opens the way to that dreamed free world, without any boundaries.

Moreover, trance is not just any electronic music that you could listen to comfortably in your armchair, like ambient music. If teenagers like it that much it’s because it is more dynamic than other forms of electronic music, being perfectly danceable, appealing not only to the soul but also to the body. Or no music could be a better combination for teenagers, with their indecision between innocence and desire, purity and the need for experience.

As far as dancing is concerned, there are surely wilder rhythms or gayer melodies. But, unlike them, trance music is both more melodic and more harmonic. It has what other forms of dance music miss, that is, that wave-like rhythm, ensured by the repetition of synthesizer phrases, which is certainly fitter for romance than energetic bass and drum beats, requiring you to move like hell and so close to utter noise.

In addition to its internal structure, it is popular with teenagers also because trance music tracks are easy to acquire, given the sheer number of legal downloading sites. Teenagers certainly couldn’t afford to spend lots of money. But this type of music is extremely popular on the internet, or it’s a fact that teenagers are internet fans. After all, it is the internet that has made the existence of trance music known worldwide.

The virtual world aside, trance music is considered DJ friendly, so it’s often played in pubs and discos, and at the numerous electronic dance music festivals around the world, attended by crowds of fans. And teenagers definitely like sharing their passions. If you want to do that, you can also visit Sounds Great Music, at least to see how effect units work, if not to purchase some for yourself.

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