If you don't want clojure, common lisp is the closest contender it has excellent tooling, performant compilers (sbcl) and mature package management however be prepared for rude shock when it comes to ecosystem support. Other languages make up for the lack of lisp's power by having excellent support of production grade libraries. You might struggle in doing soemthing basic like talking to the chrome browser via cdp, you will have to roll your sleeves and write your own, this looks fine initially but becomes tedious when you end up creating too many libraries of your own for which solutions are readily available in other languages. This is the reason why clojure is much better choice as you still get access to all the java libraries. I wish there was similar solution for golang so that you enjoy the power of lisp without sacrificing the ecosystem support.