Nashville Artist Avalon Kali Releases “Looking Back On You” Music Video

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Last updated: 2025/07/02

After the release of her latest single, “Looking Back On You” on February 22nd, Avalon Kali has released the music video to accompany her new release. Female Music Nation exclusively premiered the video March 14

https://youtu.be/iDEGVYp_FDY

“It is not a typical break-up song”, Avalon says. “Even though there were hurt and heartbreak, there were no feelings of regret. I think at some point, we all have a relationship in our life that was full of growth, support, and love. But, in the end, something’s not quite right. Even though there is love there, it doesn’t necessarily mean that person is yours forever. It’s a good feeling to look back on someone and the memories you shared together and only be filled with good thoughts.”

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