They reworked the song several times before having the idea of including a choir, although some components remained the same, namely the bassline, and the flute melody that was created with a MIDI controller.

[7][8] It features saxophone played by Tony Barnao and a chorus sung by a choir consisting of the two Shouse members and 18 friends gathered by them, all of whom are amateur singers and Melbourne underground artists.

The choir includes eight lead singers: Bec Rigby, Oscar Slorach-Thorne, Christobel Elliott, Tony Barna, Maia, Daisy Catterall, Monte Morgan, and Mohini.

[10] In July 2021, the song appeared on several other charts following the release of the David Guetta remix and a rise in popularity on TikTok.

[18] According to Music Week, the David Guetta remix accounted for 65% of its sales during the single's surge of popularity in the UK.

[19] The track received a platinum certification from the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), which denotes track-equivalent sales of 600,000 units.

[21] It was certified quadruple platinum by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) for track-equivalent sales of 280,000 units.