Dream Bliss refers to the Bliss series of cymbals made by Dream Cymbals and Gongs, a Canadian company that entered the cymbal market in 2005. The Bliss line is built from B20 bronze and is hand-hammered and micro-lathed, with a sound palette tuned toward the warmer, darker character associated with 1950s and 1960s jazz cymbals. Thin tapers at the edges give the cymbals rapid decay and a full, washy response, making them a common choice for lower-volume jazz, studio, and indie settings.

The series spans crashes, rides, hi-hats, splashes, and crash/rides, along with Paper Thin Crashes, Small Bell Flat Rides, and the Paul Wertico signature Ride. Bliss cymbals are cast in a workshop in the Wuhan region of China from traditional gong-smithing families and are finished — tuned, lathed, hammered, tempered, and tested — by Dream's team in Canada.

Dream Cymbals positions the Bliss line as its traditional-voiced offering alongside its Energy, Contact, Dark Matter, Vintage Bliss, and Pang series. The cymbals are distributed widely through dealers such as Sweetwater, Steve Weiss Music, and Drum Center of Portsmouth, and through the company's own site.

Dream Bliss has 7 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Crash Cymbals and Ride Cymbals. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Electronic and Rock. Notable users include Louise Bartle.