Fullon

Fullon, also known as Full On, is a subgenre of psychedelic trance music. It emerged in the early 2000s, evolving from earlier forms of Goa trance and psychedelic trance. Fullon is characterized by its fast tempos, typically ranging from 145 to 150 beats per minute, and a driving, energetic sound. The music often features complex melodic lines, elaborate sound effects, and a prominent bassline. Production techniques in fullon tend to be highly polished, with a focus on creating a powerful and immersive listening experience.

The sound of fullon is often described as uplifting and euphoric, with a strong emphasis on melodic elements and a sense of journey. It frequently incorporates a wide range of sounds, including synthesizers, samples, and various acoustic instruments, all processed to create a distinctive psychedelic texture. Vocals are not a defining characteristic of fullon, with many tracks being purely instrumental. However, vocal samples or spoken word passages can sometimes be integrated into the composition.

Fullon gained significant popularity within the global psychedelic trance scene and is a staple at many trance festivals and parties. While distinct from other psychedelic trance subgenres, it shares a common lineage and aesthetic with them, contributing to the overall diversity of the genre. Artists associated with fullon often aim to create music that is both danceable and musically intricate, appealing to a wide audience within the electronic music community. The genre continues to evolve, with producers experimenting with new sounds and approaches while retaining its core characteristics.