Stefan Meser
Stefan Meser works one tempo two ways — sunlight on one side, hypnosis on the other — and the tension between them is the whole point.
10 plays on air
Hear "Don't Hestitate" first: 130 BPM of warm, propulsive deep house, rolling bass and soft-focus chords built for a terrace at four in the afternoon. It's generous where a lot of deep house is merely polite — the groove pushes rather than suggests, and it earns its sunshine.
"It's Time" flips the same tempo colder: a ruthless, minimal trance lock, few elements, long patience, hypnotising a floor rather than lifting it. The weakness is range — both sit at 130 and both lean hard on repetition, so a set built only on Meser flattens out. Verdict: a producer with a clear two-sided signature; open with "Don't Hestitate", then use "It's Time" to tighten the screw.