The double pack of remixes succeeds in giving DJs several shades of keyboard drama to work with, though the beat never goes below the wind-knocking pace of the primary A-side vocal version. For those who want to monitor the track's progression from "Orange" to "Skin On Skin", the original jam is also included. A winning single that leaves you wanting to hear more and more of this intriguing young performer." Charts "Down to Earth" (1996) Critical reception J.D. Considine from The Baltimore Sun felt that "instead of riding the surging hook of "Down to Earth", her voice floats blithely atop it, swept away by the beats as completely as a dancer would be." A reviewer from Music Week rated the song three out of five, adding, "The hook doesn't really hammer home but superb production ensures this track still has impact. Likely to be a moderate success." James Hamilton from the RM Dance Update described it as a "Dominique Atkins cooed scurrying sweet soundscaper". Also another editor, Tim Jeffery, gave it three out of five, declaring it as "another sweetly-sung melody from Grace over a succession of remixes" and a "commercial trancer". In 1997, Music Week rated the song four out of five. A reviewer wrote, "Singer Dominique Atkins looks set to repeat the success of Not Over Yet with this sweet slice of dancefloor pop with a chirruping vocal hookline." Charts "If I Could Fly" (1996) Critical reception Larry Flick from Billboard praised the song, writing, "Once again, angelic Perfecto singer Grace hits the mark with yet another brilliantly crafted single, "If I Could Fly". Dreamy as can be, the track has been properly tweaked by Smith & Mighty and LTJ Bukem." Charts "Hand in Hand" (1997) Charts See also List of number-one dance hits (United States) List of artists who reached number one on the US Dance chart References English electronic music groups English techno music groups British trance music groups British musical trios