Zacco333
Member

*****
Ah yes, one of the first things I did on this site was stan the crap out of this song. At the end of the day this song was the beginning of the end for The Potbelleez being relevant at all, what with being their last single to make the ARIA chart.<br><br>I don't think it's as good anymore. But it does have some admirable moments. I do find the production is quite strong for the most part, and even though it's clearly echoing "Don't You Worry Child", I find it sounds more fresh than most of the other so called Armin things. Also have a nostalgic connection to it already, as I stated above I do associate it with my first months as a member of this site. Doesn't help that lyrically it's very much about nostalgia and holding onto good memories. Music video is still pretty cute too.
Last edited: 24/04/2017 08:25

irelander
Member

**
At least the production saves it a bit? I suppose it's no secret that I'm no fan.<br><br>Meanwhile, lolflop
Last edited: 15/04/2013 15:00

Chris A
Member

***
Pretty good.

JimJim1
Member

****
Refreshing single from the Potbelleez, who were getting somewhat stale. Nice beat-drop that doesn't sound too akin to anything else out at the moment and the lyrics ooze nostalgia.

Hijinx
Member

***
I appreciate that they at least deviate from their typical selves on this one, but is it interesting enough? It could just be 80% of a word talking, but I'm getting a "Save The World" vibe from this, but not as good.

bluezombie
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****
It kind of feels like this style is becoming the newest generic thing, but I feel like this song will probably be one I end up liking somewhat.

KingBandicoot
Member

***
A bit underwhelming, yet still alright.

zxcvcxz
Member

**
The dance breakdown bit ruins it for me. Not a good song.

Der_Nagel
Member

****
akzeptables Dance-/Electro House-Teil für die australischen Clubs, aufgerundete 3.5…

BP'93
Member

****
The music is pretty good, but the lyrics get a bit repetitive.

BeansterBarnes
Member

**
Very poor!

LIFTER500
Member

***
OK track.