"Save Our Love" by Escape From New York is the perfect melodic euro-disco song for anyone who loves that early- to mid-eighties era when new wave, italo disco, and hi-nrg was abundant all over Europe and elsewhere. "Save Our Love" has great male/female vocals and very similar production values to that of the great Bobby Orlando. This release comes off of the Profile Records label which was based out of New York City - hence this groups name, 'Escape From New York'. It still surprises me how an American group on hip-hop label was able to carbon copy that authentic eurodisco sound across the ocean.

As far as I remember the expression 'new wave' died in the 1970s and I think you actually mean synth pop - new wave was a vaguely punk pop-rock music and nothing to do with British groups playing synths and often wearing New Romantic fashions in 1980 and afterwards.

They're actually British. The record was licensed to Profile from Polydor Records UK.