Average review:  4.0/5.0 (11 reviews) I like this CD single... I love the
Bailey Club remix, Orkan & Teemu remix, Acosta remix. But where is the Bailey single edit...? :-( Still good. (J.R., 1/4/2007 see all my reviews >> )
This track is very catchy and addictive. It is a unique dance track with beautiful vocals that are different from anything else out there. Love it or not, this is not the same-old-same-old dance track. This a very welcome addition to any Dance music fan's collection. (H.L., 12/1/2005 see all my reviews >> )
Can't seem to tire of IIO's sound, at least not yet. Nadia's voice is mesmerizing. Her voice coupled with Acosta's remixes are heaven. This release is up there with "At The End," since I hated "Rapture" so much. (J.D., 10/30/2005 see all my reviews >> )
sorry, but i dont agree that rapture is their best single. i think all their singles so far hold their own. including this one. which may be their best yet. i love iio. their album is full of potential singles. (g.k., 9/12/2005 see all my reviews >> )
They've yet to release anything that isn't good, and a couple ("At the End" & "Rapture")that were amazing. I think this track is really good and I like the variety of mixes. I just find her voice mesmerizing (to borrow from Faith Evans). DJ Mark Bisson (M.B., 9/2/2005 see all my reviews >> )
lol, well this track is FINALLY charting on the Billboard Dance Club Play charts and moving fast. Took long enough! Anyway, grab this single and love it. The Frank Bailey mix at 128 beats per minute is absolutly heavenly to all of you big room tribal boys out there. Acosta's 2 mixes are strakly different from each other, I am a big fan of his mix that is NOT breakbeat. The T & O mix is solid, but ultimately forgetable for me. The big one hear is BAILEY grab this single and enjoy IIO's last offering and watch for "Who Is Watching", by Armin Van Buuren as Nadia Ali (IIO's former vocalist) performed the lyrics for that masterpiece. The big mix there was from Perry O'Neil. Ultra hot and simmering 3 minute intro. I give this one 4 stars as it's good but could have used some extra mixes given how many were available for IIO's first 4 singles (V.S., 4/10/2006 see all my reviews >> )
You know, the PB reviewer that tells intimint and/or empowering stories of his/ha that clicks or doesn't or whatever with the song, which I THINK IS BEUATIFUL. And I do the same thing all da time, girl, IF it's appropriate. ( Look at ATB-Seven Seven Years page. That's why I go to PB site every week. There's people of which this music is the love of life. The latest could represent the past, and is always a sort of hope the future is as inspiring. You know, what so f*cking cool? We all are communicating in the format of song/album reviews. YEAAA!!! (M.L., 9/29/2005 see all my reviews >> )
Even when Iio doesn't live up to their massive smash "At the End", it's a failure that is better than most acts' successes. "Kiss You" may not be an instant classic, but expect this one to be around a while. Iio are top notch talented artists and I, personally, never tire of their sound. --djmarkmarquis (M.M., 9/5/2005 see all my reviews >> )
So Iio is back with a new single after the rather lackluster "runaway". I think Kiss You is a strong song than that previous single or "Smooth" but not quite up there with "rapture" or "At the Ene". The Bailey mis is quite good and should impact most floors. The remaining mixes are good as well but none are as memorable as the Bailey. It's good to see that there are still some quality dance acts around that we can rely on. (G.K., 9/1/2005 see all my reviews >> )
 I agree that Iio is a quality dance act and that this track is better than their previous release; however, am I the only one starting to tire of the Iio sound? (W.A., 9/1/2005 see all my reviews >> )
 Kiss you goodbye!... DJ X. (P.H., 11/5/2005 see all my reviews >> )
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