[2] This song has gained comparisons to The Saturdays' "Lies" from their debut album Chasing Lights.

[3] A music video was produced for the song which featured the group performing intensely in a massive metal dome structure.

Meggie Morris of Renowned for Sound praised the song, stating that this less processed release enables us to recognise the talent behind such young voices, and appreciate why their individual tones work so well together ... "Louder" nevertheless retains the edginess and energy we've come to expect from the four-piece pop mega-outfit ... whilst expanding their range to captivate additional devotees.

[5] Mistreemagazine.co.uk noted that the song "has been defined as a raw number which sees the band strip themselves of their pop hooks and dance beats" whilst commending it for being "emotionally raw" and "not without a pop hook or a contagious beat that keeps you hitting replay", concluding that it was "a pop-fuelled track and it's bloody brilliant.

Electronically fuelled, the combination of diverse vocals, hard-hitting percussion and the addictive melody during the chorus will make you turn the volume up louder.