Critical Reception
Kurt Kirton of About.com rated the song three and a half stars (out of five), praising the songs "strong, hooky melody," and the consistency of the remixes on the maxi single released in the United States. He further commented that "The Original Mix is a good solid dance-pop track.". Sharon Mawer of All Music Guide named "Everytime We Touch" as one of the best tracks on the album in her review of the song's parent album, Everytime We Touch. Ken Barnes of USA Today praised the song as an "insanely infectious concoction" in his review of the parent album. Stuart Brown of Fuzznut rated the song three out of ten stars, giving points for effort but disliked the beats and lyrics, calling the lyrics "terrible", the beats "annoying" and the overall song "cringeworth". Marc Vera of Entertainment Weekly favored the song, writing "True, the song is pretty generic, of the thump-thump beat-beat variety, but it’s still catchy as hell." Kelefa Sanneh of New York Times commented that the song is "more shameless than earnest" and praised it as "an energetic dance-pop confection". Chuck Taylor of Billboard lauded the song for its "fine vocal, mesmerizing melody, and high-energy production", claiming that the formula "sets it apart from the tried and true on top 40." It also ripped of the chorus of the hit Japanese TV show, ultraman tiga's theme song take me higher by V6
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