[7] A music video was released on February 10, 2021, and was directed by Chris Muir and choreographed by Matty Peacock.

[9] In the music video, Robinson performs alongside ghosts that stay by his side, before turning into one himself by the end.

[8][9] In a review of the song for The Harvard Crimson, Arik Katz wrote that "Robinson’s refusal to shy away from writing about his experiences with depression and self-doubt lends power to his gorgeous lyricism," but also remarked that "'Look at the Sky' is not without flaws.

"[10] Ben Devlin, in a 4 out of 5 star review of Nurture for musicOMH, wrote that "The melodies are effortless ear-candy, while the vocals exude a stoic optimism.

"[11] Also in a 4 star review, Ben Jolley, writing for NME, described "Look at the Sky" and "Something Comforting" as "two of the most uplifting yet tear-jerking songs you're likely to hear this year.