[1] All 12 tracks were mixed by the group's lead vocalist, Jean Paul Makhlouf in his home studio.

"[1] AbsolutePunk stated that the song "Party In Your Bedroom", had the most "single potential" which "utilize what a lot of radio friendly bands are using today."

They also praised Alex Makhlouf's "noticeable" synth work on tracks such as "Your Love" and "Sugar Rush".

"[10] Marian Phillips of Alternative Press noted, "Take It To The Floor, brought together emo and electronic music to create the ultimate synthesized sonic experience.

"[12] Aarik Danielsen of PopMatters praised the band's ability to write "huge hooks and carry themselves with enough style and confidence to score big points with teen-age listeners."

He called the tracks "Party in Your Bedroom" and "Your Love" as the "best tunes" from the album that "showcase a gift for melody and a creative spark that can be further harnessed."