EGGER rewires the ’80s for a retro-futuristic rush on “Get Up”

With “Get Up,” EGGER transforms the familiar language of the 1980s into something distinctly forward-looking. The tune is the fourth single from Austrian musician Wolfgang Egger’s electro-experimental project, arriving as a 130 BPM synthwave production that refuses to regard retro aesthetics as mere memories.

“Get Up” brings the visual and auditory energy of the ’80s into an analog, retro-futuristic present. It’s the idea behind the song’s identity, that it feels like progression rather than just memories.

EGGER takes a distinct approach to the style. It's about emancipation, the identifiable aesthetic of the time reinterpreted inside a modern technological context. The music is at 130 BPM and has a momentum that feels right in line with its title and premise. “Get Up” is the fourth single from EGGER and another step in the electro-experimental journey of Wolfgang Egger. The project continues to explore the potential of electronic music while remaining in touch with analog-inspired sounds and retro-futuristic notions. 

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