Artist directory

Psytrance artists

Explore Psytrance artists, producers, groups, collaborations and historical projects by name, subgenre or origin.

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DJ Miko of California Sunshine in Goa in 1993.
Israel · Duos & Groups · classic duo 1995–2010

California Sunshine

Israeli Goa Trance project created by DJ Miko and Har-El Prussky, whose classic late-1990s catalogue later split into separate branches using the same name.

Captain Hook in an official black-and-white publicity portrait.
Israel · Solo Artists · circa 2010–present

Captain Hook

Reshef Harari’s Israeli Psytrance project, known for deep hypnotic arrangements, analogue-minded production and a deliberate crossover between psychedelic trance and techno.

Archival Transserbia 7 flyer announcing a Chakra live act at Barutana in Belgrade on 1 July 2000.
Israel · Solo Artists · mid-1990s–present

Chakra

Pioneering Israeli Goa-trance and psytrance project associated with Ofer Dikovsky and the late-1990s transition from classic Goa into the emerging Israeli psychedelic sound.

Israel · Collaborations · 1996–1998

Chakra & Edi Mis

Chakra & Edi Mis is the historical Goa Trance collaboration billing of Chakra (Rami R. Shapira) and Edi Mis, known through Krembo Records releases including The Promised Land (1996).

Circuit Breakers in an official NANO Records artist image.
United Kingdom / Brazil · Collaborations · 2008–present

Circuit Breakers

Psytrance collaboration of Dickster/Dick Trevor and Burn in Noise/Gustavo Manfroni, formed in 2008 within the NANO Records network.

Avihen Livne, known as Cosma, in an archival artist photograph.
Israel · Solo Artists · circa 2000–2003

Cosma

Avihen Livne’s short-lived but highly influential Israeli psychedelic-trance project, remembered for unusually emotional and progressive production before his death in 2003.

Cosmic Tone performing at Doof Festival, photographed from the stage toward the festival crowd.
Israel · Solo Artists · 2000–present

Cosmic Tone

Cosmic Tone is Israeli Psytrance producer Roi Nissan, known for melodic sunrise-oriented Psytrance and a career that moved firmly into Full-On by the mid-2000s.

Peter Kubala, known as Cosmo.
Slovakia · Solo Artists · early 2000s–present

Cosmo

Slovak producer Peter Kubala, whose hyper-detailed, acid-heavy psychedelic trance helped bridge early darkpsy experimentation and the faster sound later identified as hi-tech.

Cosmosis performing at TRANSSERBIA 2 in Belgrade in 1998, archival video still.
United Kingdom · Solo Artists · 1990s-present

Cosmosis

Bill Halsey’s British psychedelic project, rooted in classic Goa Trance but shaped by a guitarist’s feel for funk, phrasing and live musicianship.

Crazy Astronaut in an official booking-agency publicity portrait.
Russia · Solo Artists · late 2000s–present

Crazy Astronaut

Nikolay Golutvin’s melodic, rave-driven high-speed psychedelic-trance identity, distinct from his more experimental Furious project and strongly associated with OSOM Music.

Frédéric Holyszewski (Dado), left, with Transwave partner Christof Drouillet.
France · Duos & Groups · 1997–1999

Cypher

Late-1990s Paris studio project by Frédéric Holyszewski, Jocelyn Jaigirdar, Stéphane Hoareau and J.C. Morin, centered on the album iMusic.