Musically it has an urban pop sound which HM Magazine described as containing shadows of early DC Talk material.

Jesus Freak Hideout's John DiBiase wrote, "Momentum does in fact live up to its title.

"[6] Ashleigh Kittle of AllMusic stated "Momentum, an album reminiscent of DC Talk's early work, sets itself apart as a project highly deserving of the title 'much anticipated'.

It is intricately detailed with layers of musical depth, combined with strong social messages such as racial reconciliation.

"[1] Cross Rhythms' David Bain said "This eclectic album takes you on a breathtaking tour of diverse styles from gospel, on 'J Train' which features Kirk Franklin, to hard music, 'Yours' and 'Extreme Days' (featured on the film soundtrack), to the more subtle shades of hip hop, 'Irene' and 'In The Air' (a take of a classic Motown hit), all with Toby's infectious touch of rap throughout.