Marty Brem's *Wenn Du Da Bist* captures Austrian pop at a moment when the genre was finding its own voice distinct from larger European trends. Released in 1981 on OK Musica, this modest single—just two tracks—carries the warmth of early-eighties sensibility: straightforward melodies, earnest vocals, the kind of production that prioritized clarity over elaboration. "Wenn Du Da Bist" and "Du Hast Mir Meine Welt Verdreht" are love songs in the truest sense, unadorned and direct, with Brem's delivery suggesting someone who understood that sincerity needed no flourish. It's the sort of record that reveals itself slowly, unpretentious and genuine—the kind of domestic pop that formed the backbone of Austrian radio culture and speaks to a particular time and place without apology.