By 1981, Marty Brem's second single "Wenn Du Da Bist" (When You're Here) showed a softer side, turning toward ballad territory. Where "She's Dynamite" was uptempo pop-rock, this is slower, more romantic—minor keys, lush string arrangements, a vocal that trades swagger for vulnerability. The production is warmer, more orchestral, built around a gentle rhythm and Brem's more intimate delivery. It's quintessential early-80s pop balladry, the kind of song that played in bars and on request shows. The musicianship is solid, the arrangement tasteful without being overwrought. For followers of Austrian pop's softer side, this documents Brem's range and growing maturity as an artist.

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