Renowned singer and songwriter Lady Zamar is set to unveil her long-awaited third solo album, ‘Rainbow’. With eager anticipation building amongst her fanbase, the release follows the resounding success of her previous album, ‘Monarch’. After a five-year hiatus, the award-winning singer is excited to treat her fans to a new chapter in her musical narrative as she explores new heights in her capabilities as a singer and songwriter.
In keeping with its title, ‘Rainbow’, the album exudes a delightful sense of playfulness, skilfully expressed through each track’s delivery. Infused with heartfelt lyrics and a vibrant array of melodies, the album showcases a kaleidoscope of musical creativity. Lady Zamar’s collaboration with talented producers like the duo Mega Drums and skilled songwriters like Boskasie demonstrates the expected quality of this release.
Embracing her signature style while exploring new sonic territories, Lady Zamar showcases her evolution as a vocalist in this album. The album is a testament to her growth journey, both personally and creatively, as she delves into themes of love, empowerment, and resilience. Tracks such as Work for It speak to the element of inspiration and empowerment, boldly encouraging the new age ‘girlie to not only aspire towards material gain but to understand that it comes with great labour. The title track, Party in Heaven, is a groovy and melodic dance song with a light log drum. The album features an array of genres, from house, dance, and pop to amapiano.
Her fans will also be treated to a nostalgic version of Lady Zamar as she dips into some amapiano sounds within the album, a sound that she is no stranger to as this is the genre that cemented her as a strong vocalist and talented artist during the early days of her career.
Lady Zamar’s creative genius is the ability to seamlessly navigate through diverse genres in a single album, which lends her a wider audience, and Rainbow is nothing short of this. ‘Rainbow’ features an eclectic mix of musical influences, and there is no doubt that Lady Zamar has crafted an album that is both timeless and contemporary, showcasing her versatility as an artist.
