Critical reception
Sina Entertainment noted that Tsai's version of "I Wanna Know" offered a reinterpretation of Alesso's earlier collaboration with Nico &Vinz,though the two versions differed notably in both rhythm and emotional tone. The review described Tsai's rendition as "urban and stylish",with a hypnotic,urban club atmosphere that combined passion and brightness. The rhythm was described as brisk and refreshing,with Alesso's restrained arrangement contributing to a more nuanced,mid-tempo beat. The deep electric bass lines were noted for capturing both wild rhythms and elegant intensity. [2]
Tencent Entertainment critic April Yin praised Alesso's ability to blend elements outside traditional house and trance music,incorporating an open structure,disco-inspired bass lines,funk guitar riffs,and future bass rhythms. This resulted in a "fresh,fashionable" sound,which balanced technological precision with "romantic human warmth," distancing the track from the mechanical nature often associated with EDM. [5]
Another Tencent critic,San Shi Yi Sheng,observed that "I Wanna Know" deviated from the usual EDM focus on "carpe diem" themes. Instead,with its repeated refrain "I wanna know,where do we go,where do we go from here",the track conveyed a sense of melancholy,offering a deeper emotional layer within the EDM genre. [6]
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