Lady Zamar

Yamikani Janet Banda (born 19 June 1995), professionally known under the alias of Lady Zamar, is a South African singer, songwriter and author. Quotes Never. I'm still in the process of creating my best work. I think this is a great step in the right direction, and this is exactly what I need right now to get to the next level. As I'm making music and as I'm living in this space, there's a lot I'm creating so there's no way that this is my best work. This is better work than before, yes, but it's not my best. One day, I will release a magnum opus album, and then that will be like, "Yes." My previous bodies of work were very introductory and very conforming in certain aspects. Not in the individual songs, but in the presentation, in the fitting into the industry, very unassuming. With Monarch, I just wanted to go big on everything. I mean, the artwork itself, just that single photograph with that butterfly, has accumulated costs that equal to over 100k. "Destiny" is a story about deep-seated loss, a loss that felt like without that loss, you would not have become the person that you are. Yes. I'm not one to open up to people who don't know me from a bar of soap. "Dangerous Love" was one of the most personal songs in terms of me putting an entire relationship in one song. I explain how I think. And I think the first verse is actually sarcasm. You know, like, "Maybe I need to calm, maybe my heart shouldn't beat then, maybe I wouldn't feel blood rush, aches in my body, my vein stream." In Conversation with Lady Zamar: "I'm still in the process of creating my best work.";By Rufaro Samanga My personal reality transformed into a form of entertainment, which was both shocking and horrifying. Lady Zamar speaks out on episode 1 of Unfollowed;By Luthando Vikilahle I didn’t plan to release music; it just happened. I am head over heels, guys. We have been seeing each other for just under a month. I love to love. I always try to be in a relationship but if it doesn’t work out, I leave. We had a fantastic time on Valentine’s Day. Publicly I present myself as a brand and I’d like to focus on that. My personal life has got nothing to do with that. Lady Zamar opens up about her career and love life on ‘Spreading Humours’ podcast;By Bernelee Vollmer External links Category:living people Category:Women singers from South Africa Category:Women authors from South Africa Category:1995 births Category:Women born in the 1990s