Goa trance music originated in the Indian state of Goa in the 1980s.

Goa trance music is characterized by its fast tempo, repetitive melodies, and psychedelic sounds.

The typical BPM range for Goa trance music is 140-160 BPM.

Goa trance music often incorporates samples from traditional Indian music, ethnic instruments, and tribal chants.

The Goa Trance Festival is an annual music festival held in India that focuses on Goa trance music.

Parvati Khan is a notable Goa trance music artist from India.

Progressive trance is a subgenre of Goa trance music that is characterized by its slower tempo and more melodic sound.

Goa trance music often explores themes of nature, spirituality, and love.

Full-on trance is a subgenre of Goa trance music that is characterized by its faster tempo and more aggressive sound.

Goa Records, Trance Mission Records, and Shiva Records are all notable Goa trance music record labels from India.

Ethnic trance is a subgenre of Goa trance music that is characterized by its use of tribal rhythms and ethnic instruments.

Goa trance music often incorporates acidic sounds, distorted basslines, and trance-inducing melodies.

Dark trance is a subgenre of Goa trance music that is characterized by its use of dark and atmospheric sounds.

Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival, and Creamfields are all notable Goa trance music festivals held in Europe.

Uplifting trance is a subgenre of Goa trance music that is characterized by its use of uplifting and euphoric melodies.