[4] James Hyman from the Record Mirror Dance Update wrote, "The garage-flavoured track in radio edit form is very commercial, like a cross between Deee-Lite and N-Joi's "Anthem".

"[5] Another editor, Brad Beatnik, gave it five out of five, commenting, "That infectious 'I gotta let you go, no more sleepless nights' vocal hook (someone please put me out of my frustration and tell me where it's from!)

is put to devastating effect on this soon-to-be classic house cut licensed from Holland's Outland label.

The piano stabs and thumping beats are currently pounding floors up and down the UK and the corking mixes by DJ Theor & Jaimy, Hyper Go-Go, Electroset and Lolly will only widen its appeal.

"[6] The magazine's James Hamilton deemed it a "nasally plaintive Florida girl's maddeningly infectious jiggler with a naggingly familiar lilt".

[7] British electronic dance and clubbing magazine Mixmag included the song in their list of 'The 30 best vocal house anthems ever' in 2018, writing, "Way before Bicep turned Dominica’s "Gotta Let You Go" into 2015’s most rinsed track of the year, 20 years earlier the original cut was a certified club smash.