Philip Logan for CelebMix complimented Kwabs' "powerful and soulful" vocal delivery and the song's music, describing it "an infectious and energising [...] anthem" that according to him "looks set to go down a storm and parties and in clubs".

[3] On a similar note, Sywen Hartwig from Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) also praised the singer's "emotional" vocals as well as the song's "energetic" music.

[4] Writing for Radio FG, Antony Harari further declared the song as a "new quality production" in Regard's discography, containing "captivating deep house [elements] that characterises him".

"[12] Edited to appear as one continuous shot, the video begins with Kwabs in front of a brightly illuminated window next to a group of females in a dark, lighted bedroom.

[11] Scenes interspersed throughout the main plot portray Regard performing in a dark surrounding and Kwabs along his fellow female companions, who lay and dance next to him.