boyce and hart wrote i wonder where you are tonight.
who wrote i wonder where you are tonight?
boyce and hart
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"tonight i'm getting over you" received mostly positive reviews from music critics. jessica sager of pop crush wrote that, if released as a single, the song would likely become a "club staple". "billboard" sam lansky of idolator praised the chorus, where he noted the song's transformation from "a 'give your heart a break'-esque top 40 lollipop into a noisy, crunchy rave-a-thon." melinda newman of hitfix thought "tonight i'm getting over you" was as risque as jepsen's previous single, "this kiss". adam markovitz of "entertainment weekly" selected "tonight i'm getting over you" and "call me maybe" as the best songs on "kiss". a negative review came from carolline sullivan of "the guardian", who wrote that "set against dallas austin and max martin's overprocessed beats, [the singer] can't help but fail, as canadian idol would put it, to 'own' the songs." "candy" wrote that while the theme of jepsen's new single changed with "tonight i'm getting over you", the upbeat tempo remains, making the track a "bona fide" party anthem. music reviewer sam lansky noted that the success of "call me maybe" would leave "tonight i'm getting over you" without much mainstream recognition, calling it the "scientifically-engineered-to-be-perfect pop song". commenting on the nicki minaj remix, jeff benjamin of fuse said that while the rapper's addition was silly, it had the potential to rescue jepsen from becoming a one-hit wonder.
tonight i'm getting over you