Trance is an unusual yet captivating given name, derived from the musical genre and state of consciousness it evokes. Originating from electronic dance music culture, the name Trance gained popularity in the late 20th century, coinciding with the rise of this pulsating, hypnotic form of music. The rhythmically repetitive nature of trance music may have contributed to its association with the idea of a 'trance' state, further popularizing the name's usage beyond musical circles. With only one syllable and an appealing alliteration, Trance is distinctive yet easy to pronounce and remember.
Over the span of three decades (1975-2016), there were a total of 41 babies named Trance born annually in varying numbers: seven in 1975, six in 1982, ten in 2000, five each in 2004 and 2016, with the highest being eight births in 2006.