of pop". Higgins criticised "Crush", billing it as the weakest song on the EP, and "forgettable". She wrote that the song feels incomplete, the chorus is monotone, and that the lyrical content of the song is disappointing in contrast to the potential that the title "Crush" has. She then claimed that the final three songs on To Anyone Like Me were the "strongest and most vulnerable tracks on the record". Higgins noted that "Princesses Don't Cry" and "When a Girl" encapsulate the struggles of both life of a woman in the music industry and everyday life "elegantly", and that the running order of these tracks alongside "Maybe I'll Call You" are ordered aesthetically, again praising her vocals on the songs. Higgins concluded by saying that To Anyone Like Me is a strong debut project, noting the EP's "powerful narratives that are supported by an upbeat sound", and listed "When a Girl" and "Maybe I'll Call You" as "bops". Amelia Cordischi of Echo praised the EP, stating that each of the songs included highlighted Carys' "ability to tell vulnerable, thought provoking, powerful, and cathartic stories wrapped in upbeat pop melodies". Track listing References 2020 debut EPs