Slowly spreading synthesizers notes and a drum-machined as well as a hand-clapped rhythm, "I Care" writhes through the ache and the obsession that come from being the one left in love, as described by Holly Gleason of "Paste" magazine.
Slowly spreading synthesizers notes and a drum-machined as well as a hand-clapped rhythm, "I Care" writhes through the ache and the obsession that come from being the one left in love. Knolwes' voice varies "from silken to powerful, torn to potent", as described by Holly Gleason of "Paste" magazine.