SA’s Indie Dog is excited to announce the release of their latest single, a rock-infused cover of Miley Cyrus’ hit “Flowers.”
Known for their electrifying live performances and distinctive sound, this South African alternative band chose to reinterpret “Flowers” because of its powerful message of self-acceptance and empowerment—a theme that deeply resonates with the band.
“The idea of transforming adversity into strength is something we strongly believe in,” says Seb, Indie Dog‘s lead vocalist. “We wanted to take that message and amplify it through our rock style, making it not just something you hear but something you feel.”
The band’s rendition of the song evolved naturally with high energy, staying true to their signature style. After experimenting with it during rehearsals, they decided to include it in their setlist for a national tour across South Africa.
“We played it at every show on our national tour, and the crowds loved it,” Seb recalls. “That’s when we knew we had to record it.”
The music video for the track, directed and produced by the band, features dancer and actress Alandia van Aswagen, with filming and editing by Matthew Levings. Check it out below:
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Indie Dog has been steadily gaining international recognition, with their previous singles receiving radio play in 17 countries, including major stations in the USA, Iceland, and various European nations.
Looking ahead, the band has a series of singles scheduled for release over the next eight months and is planning an international tour in 2025.
They are committed to solidifying their presence in both the South African and global music scenes, aiming to become a household name worldwide.
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