Jamaican singer Khalia has just released her latest track, a reggae cover of Miley Cyrus’ hit song Flowers and the first of 2023 for German record label and production house Silly Walks Discotheque.

This version of Flowers brings a fresh take to the already-popular track, infusing it with Khalia’s unique sound and style. With her powerful vocals and infectious rhythms, Khalia adds a whole new dimension to the song, creating an uplifting and joyful listening experience.

“I adore the song and it speaks to my personal experience of once constantly seeking outside validation
before realising that the only love and validation a person needs is from oneself.” Khalia said.

“Once you start showing yourself love and compassion for real, life becomes a more pleasant experience. So when Silly Walks approached me to work together on a reggae cover, I was excited because every time I sing the song, I mean every word. The energy on creating the song; from recording to video, was so smooth. I think that’s a good sign.”

Silly Walks Discotheque, which celebrates 10 years in the business this year, said that they were thrilled to be releasing Khalia’s latest work, and see it as a perfect representation of the label’s commitment to bringing innovative and exciting new music to the world.

“Flipping international songs into Reggae versions has been an essential part of the Jamaican music scene for decades now,” Joscha Hoffman of Silly Walks said.

“Flowers is one of the outstanding global hits this year and we think the message of encouraging women to celebrate their independence is something that suits Jamaica and reggae and something we can stand behind as well of course. So when the idea came up we were immediately convinced to execute this on our upcoming Jamaica trip. We talked about who could sing the song and agreed that Khalia’s vocal tone would be perfect for it,” Hoffman added.

With this new release, Khalia continues to establish herself as a rising star in the reggae scene, her main aim to capture the hearts and minds of music lovers around the globe.

Fans can check out Khalia’s reggae cover of Flowers across all DSPs and it being released with vibrant visuals with scenes shot along the beautiful Jamaican coastline and in the legendary Tuff Gong Studio.