He concluded by deeming the song 'a lesser known, forgettable release' from Walker. He also praised Cyrus for 'providing gorgeous vocals throughout'. Erik of EDM Sauce wrote a mixed review of the song, saying that the song has 'a more laid back almost tropical feeling', which he opined as 'something like Kygo might release'. Kevin Apaza of Direct Lyrics praised Walker for 'gives listeners a counterbalance in the form of an uplifting electro pop beat and drops' despite the 'rather sad' lyrics. Kat Bein of Billboard wrote: 'The track kicks off with glimmering acoustic strums and finger-snaps, all leading up to a bouncy, anthemic drop.' Matthew Meadow of Your EDM felt 'the drop is still characteristically Walker', and appreciates that 'the influence from is noticeable'.

It's amazing to be a part of this song with such a badass dude and it's really incredible to be a part of this project.' Critical reception It has a refreshing production that still fits well within my signature sound, which is important for me to maintain as I evolve as an artist.' Cyrus added: 'I've loved this record since the moment I heard it. Noah Cyrus' voice is absolutely incredible! Ever since I first heard the topline, I've been in love with it and can't wait for my fans to hear it as well. Walker offered in a press release: 'With this record I got the opportunity to collaborate with some amazing artists. On 25 October 2017, Walker revealed features on the song via social media. Described as 'an action-packed adventure of epic proportion' and 'a real roller coaster affair' by critics, it features a variety of subplots, including romance, kidnapping, cult-like burials, 'an Alan Walker-branded time capsule and explosions', as well as 'flaming torches, desert landscapes, welded metal and a digital timer'. On 23 October 2017, Walker released a trailer for the single.

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