Getter Releases New Track “Ham Sandwich”

Don’t let the track art scare you. Getter’s new track “Ham Sandwich” is worth staring at the cover art. “Ham Sandwich” is a deep and heavy trap track that we definitely weren’t expecting, considering the artists claim of quitting EDM in the past.

This is the first track he’s dropped since his album “Visceral” last year. It’s wobbly and wonky and weird and I love it. It’s like nothing we’ve heard from the artist before, and it’s left us wanting more.

Before the release of this track, Getter announced that he is working on a new album and “wants it perfect”. Seeing Getter’s ability to cross genres like no other, we’re curious to see what direction this new album will go in. Just in his last album “Visceral”, Getter showed us that he won’t be known for just one thing.

So, we’re not sure when the album will come but will be (im)patiently waiting.

Listen to “Ham Sandwich” here:

“Ham Sandwich” ended up being more than just a one-off curveball. The track picked up steam through 2019 as one of Getter’s most talked-about singles, standing out for just how far it leaned into distorted, riddim-adjacent bass design compared to the wider, more melodic palette he’d shown off across “Visceral.” It’s the kind of release that made it clear Getter wasn’t interested in repeating himself, even after fans had just spent months digesting a full album’s worth of new ideas.

That refusal to sit still has basically become Getter’s calling card. Under his real name, Tanner Petulla, he’s spent his career bouncing between riddim, trap, hip hop and straight-up rock influences, and he’s never been precious about blending or abandoning any of them depending on what a track needs. “Ham Sandwich” — goofy title, oddly compelling cover art and all — is a pretty perfect snapshot of that mindset: take something heavy, twist it until it’s uncomfortable, and somehow make it a whole lot of fun in the process.

Looking back, this release also lined up with a busy stretch for Getter on the road. He kicked off his “Visceral Live Tour” not long after, bringing the album’s material — plus surprises like this one — to stages across the country. For an artist who once joked about walking away from EDM entirely, Getter has instead spent the years since proving there’s no genre box he’s willing to stay inside of, and “Ham Sandwich” remains one of the weirder, more memorable pit stops along the way.