Regarding the song "an easy-to-love electronic smash" and "a slightly reductive mix" of "Stay" and " Starving", he noted that it is "not entirely original" due to its "reminiscence of what the musicians have delivered before". He felt that it "leans a lot more pop than electro", which makes the song more appealing to a broader variety of listeners. Hugh McIntyre of Fuse found Morris' appearance on the track surprising, "considering the genres she primarily works in", as he praised Morris for "supplying vocals perfectly". She felt that the "Nineties R&B-indebted, vocoder-driven chorus" recalls the sound of "Stay", and that Morris "deftly occupies the new, poppy space". Rolling Stone 's Brittney McKenna deemed the song "an infectious earworm" in which Morris "strays from her country roots". Kat Bein of Billboard opined that the song is "relatively sparse with cute, lively flourishes", writing that it has "definite sonic similarities" to Zedd's previous song " Stay". It was special." Lovato's demo surfaced online in December 2021. Even a year later, I, as a creator hadn't gotten tired of it. Jordan Johnson of the same team added: "We never lost the feeling for that song. Stefan Johnson, one-fifth of production team The Monsters and the Strangerz, stated that "it was a super long process".
The song was originally recorded by Demi Lovato, Camila Cabello, Anne-Marie, Carly Rae Jepsen, Tove Lo, Bishop Briggs, Bebe Rexha, Lauren Jauregui, Daya, Charli XCX, Elle King, Elley Duhé and Lennon Stella before Morris was chosen for the final cut. Grey admitted that they faced a few obstacles during production, but they "kept fighting for it" because the song was special. There are no limits with this song and I can't wait to see how the fans react." She revealed in a statement that she recorded her vocal for the song with Zedd in Nashville "several weeks ago" before the song's release. The sound is reflective of my many influences as an artist – a little bit country, little pop, little R&B, relatable, emotional and catchy as hell. Morris added: "Zedd was so great to work with and so easy-going, it felt like we'd been working together for years. He also opened up about the opportunity to work with both collaborators, saying that working with Maren Morris was "super fun because she is clearly an amazing singer and very talented musician", and that he loves working with Grey because they strive to "make the best music possible". Zedd explained in a press release that they "worked really hard on this record to get it just right". The collaboration was officially announced via social media on 19 January 2018, along with the single artwork, which Zedd teased a day earlier without a title on it. Check it out," after which he played a short snippet of the song. I wanted to show you a preview to my brand new song. On 11 January 2018, Zedd teased the song on social media, saying: "Hey guys, it's that time again. Zedd played interviewer Chris Martins unreleased material in a studio, one of which was "The Middle", which featured co-writer Sarah Aarons as a demo singer. The song was first revealed in an accompanying interview of Zedd's cover shot for Billboard, published on 10 August 2017.
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