The album includes live instrumentation, pulling influences from R&B, soul, jazz and funk. Boy Soda said "There was this communal feeling that we were all doing something really incredible and special. It felt over-indulgent being able to have that many live instruments. I'm very aware of the rarity and the privilege to be able to make that album. But hey, who better than to call on your talented mates to make something special happen."[5]
Dylan Oxley from The Music said "It's evident that Boy Soda put his heart and soul into the record, from the poignant lyrics to the moving performances" calling it "both confident and vulnerable with a reflective lens that illuminates the deeper parts of himself for the world to see."[7]
Phil from Shatter the Standards gave it a 4/5 rating and called it "an ambitious and emotionally rich debut" naming "A Father's Heart", "4K" and "Selfish" as their favourites.[8]
Keithan Samuels from Rated R&B said "Soulstar is a cosmic journey into the world of Boy Soda, where he balances the profound with the playful. He opens up about weighty topics like the struggle of self-compassion, grief over losing a loved one, post-traumatic growth and intergenerational healing, while exploring joyous moments of flirtation, late-night passion and a meaningful friendship."[5]
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