Dr.DIO Studio
Cosmic Rock, Trance by Dr.DIO
31%Trance
28%Tech Trance
22%Progressive Trance
12%Psy-Trance
7%Progressive House
42%energetic
32%space
26%melodic
Trance · Dr.DIO
Cosmic Rock

Tech trance running you forward. Rock and cosmic dust in the air

136 bpm G minor 2:33 Instrumental listens On air times
DJ license

At a glance

136bpm
2:33length
71energy of 100
calmsteadylifting

Mood

Sound palette

synthesizerbassdrummachinekeyboardsampler

Key

C Am G Em D Bm A F#m E C#m B G#m F# D#m C# A#m G# Fm D# Cm A# Gm F Dm Gminor
About this track

Cosmic dust runs powered by tech trance: Cosmic Rock from Dr.DIO

Tech trance for cosmic dust runs sums up Cosmic Rock by Dr.DIO: an instrumental track at 136 BPM in G minor that launches straight into motion and does not let go.

Classic trance forms its base, progressive and psy shades colour the rolling bass, and synthesizer and keyboard lines trace a bright, melodic path through a dark field of sampled texture. It is energetic, spacious and focused, music that pushes you forward like a runner crossing a rocky plain under a sky full of dust. Short and dense, it makes every second count.

Questions about Cosmic Rock

What genre is Cosmic Rock?

Cosmic Rock is a trance track by Dr.DIO built on a tech trance engine, with progressive trance and a hint of psy-trance in its rolling bass.

Does Cosmic Rock have vocals?

No, Cosmic Rock is instrumental. Synthesizer, bass, drum machine, keyboard and sampler create every sound, with a keyboard lead carrying the melody.

What is Cosmic Rock good for?

It suits night runs, cycling, interval training, late focus bursts and space-themed videos that need a fast, energetic and melodic pulse.

Which Dr.DIO collection is Cosmic Rock in?

Cosmic Rock is in Stone Balcony, the Dr.DIO collection subtitled Progressive Trance for Late Night Focus, made for moving and working after dark.

How fast is Cosmic Rock?

Cosmic Rock moves at a fast trance pace in G minor, quick enough to drive a run yet steady enough to hold your focus.

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01

Hard kicks, sampled grit and a glowing lead

Imagine running across a red rock plateau on another planet, grit lifting with every step and stars visible even at noon. The drum machine sets that pace: tight, hard kicks and crisp hats with no wasted motion. The bass is a rapid, rolling pattern that locks to the kick like a second heartbeat. Above it, a synthesizer pad opens a wide, cold sky that makes the speed feel weightless.

The sampler adds the grit: metallic hits, filtered noise and short textures that sound like wind against stone. The keyboard carries the melody, a bright minor lead that repeats and climbs, giving the hard rhythm a human pull. Together the sound is space-heavy and melodic, rough on the surface but warm at the core, exactly the balance tech trance does well. Even at its hardest, the lead keeps a sense of wonder, as if the runner keeps glancing up at the stars.

02

A short sprint that never drops pace

Cosmic Rock wastes no time: the kick arrives almost immediately, followed by the bass and the first synth stabs. At 136 BPM it sits at the quick end of trance, a pace that pushes the legs and sharpens attention. Layers stack quickly, each one adding speed without making the mix cluttered, and the keyboard lead slips in early so the melody is there from the first minute of the climb.

A short breakdown in the middle strips back to pads and the keyboard lead, the dust settling for a moment before a riser lifts everything again. When the beat returns it hits harder, with an extra sampled layer on top. Because the track is brief, its structure feels like a sprint rather than a marathon: one push, one peak, and a clean finish that leaves the pulse still racing.

03

Night runs, late focus and Stone Balcony

Use it for night runs, interval training, cycling, or any workout that needs a fast and steady pulse. It also fits late night focus sessions where a burst of energy helps break through a hard task, gaming, and sci-fi edits or space-themed video. On a long drive it works as a quick lift between calmer tracks, waking the senses before the next stretch of road.

Cosmic Rock is part of the Dr.DIO collection Stone Balcony, subtitled Progressive Trance for Late Night Focus, a set of driving, melodic tracks for working or moving after dark. It plays the role of a sharp jolt in that company, a burst of speed among longer journeys. Its hard edges and bright lead make it easy to return to. Lace up or open the laptop, press play and run with it.

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