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Lady Zamar appreciates supporters listening to her new single

Musician Yamikani Janet Banda better known as Lady Zamar has taken the time to send an appreciation to the people who are have been supportive of her music career.

Taking to her X account (previously known as Twitter), she appreciated fans who have been listening to the song.

The new single was released Friday the 25th of August and it has since received a good number of positive reviews. Taking to her comments section, many expressed their love for the song while some were happy that she is making a come back in music.This is what some had to say about her new single.

“You did the most on Castles I’ve been yearning for your powerful vocals for the longest.”

“I really love Castles what a beautiful song.”

“Castles is genuinely such a good song. ?.”

“Indeed, you’re a Queen in your Castle. Much love for you and your craft ❤️ ?.”

“I knew my queen will give us a perfect hit song and thank you for Castles queen.”

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