"Broken Hearted Soul" received a double feature on the iTunes rock homepage and downloaded 8,000 singles by album launch.

[1] In an interview with Antimusic, Sahaj Ticotin talked about "Broken Hearted Soul": "Doing the new Ra record was all about simplifying and thickening what we'd already done on "From one" and "Duality".

Being half Puerto Rican but being in a band named after an Egyptian god, I wanted to do something with a bit of Latin flavor and this pseudo flamenco line is what came up.

The thing I was most proud of with the track was the feeling that there really wasn't anything like it on the radio so I felt very successful having created something unique in a market flooded with similar music."

"[2] TuneLabMusic said: "'Broken Hearted Soul' busts out in a frolic, setting a happy-go-lucky vibe that Ra needed to prove they have been able to slay the wraiths of the past and move forward triumphantly.