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{{Infobox Music genre
| name = Neo-trance
|bgcolor=Silver
|color=Black
| stylistic_origins = [[Trance music]] <br> [[Techno music]] <br> [[Minimalist music]]
| cultural_origins = 1990s, Germany and Denmark
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The term ‘Neo-trance’ was first used in the UK’s DJ Magazine by music critic and journalist Tim Stark to describe the work of German producers and DJs [[Kyau & Albert]].{{Citation needed|date=May 2011}} It was subsequently adopted by and the group has begun to proliferate throughout the trance scene, however Kyau & Albert are not an example of neo-trance as they mainly produce Progressive Trance.{{Citation needed|date=May 2011}}

It is also considered by some that 
a Croatian producers called Damir Pushkar & Fabian Jakopetz were the first who used the "Neo-trance" by describing their tunes.{{Citation needed|date=May 2011}}

Artists associated with the sub-genre include German artists [[Stephan Bodzin]], [[Dominik Eulberg]], [[Ellen Allien]], [[Paul Kalkbrenner]], [[Extrawelt]], and [[Pantha Du Prince]], as well as international artists such as [[Boards Of Canada]], [[James Holden (producer)|James Holden]], [[Nathan Fake]], [[Oxia]], [[Gui Boratto]], [[Miss Kittin & The Hacker]], [[Aril Brikha]], [[Ryan Davis]], [[Max Cooper]] and [[Trentemøller]].

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