Renowned for her enchanting blend of satire, light-heartedness, and comedic flair in songwriting, Nomisupasta, the spirited youngest Mazwai sister, makes a triumphant return to the music scene. This time, she steps away from the administrative shadows to embrace the spotlight as the cherished songstress we've all longed to see once more.

With her debut anthem "Maybe I," a celebration of womanhood that resonated more than a decade ago, Nomisupasta re-enters the scene on International Women's Day with a fresh, melodious perspective on femininity, self-assurance, and navigating the complexities of modern dating. Her latest single, "It's Fine," serves as a vibrant reminder that in the realm of dating, equality prevails; while hearts may be vulnerable, women possess the strength to emerge unscathed from the fervor of romance.

Reflecting on the challenges of single life, Mazwai muses, "The dating world is fraught with confusion, with potential suitors often fearing commitment, mistaking our desire for connection as a rush towards matrimony. But let's be clear, some of us seek to experience love in its many forms, without the constraints of falling in love," she shares with gregarious laughter.

"It's Fine" encapsulates this sentiment in Mazwai's signature style—lyrically clever, relatable, and utterly captivating.

Since stepping back into the studio in January of this year, Mazwai has embarked on a journey of musical rediscovery. "The post-COVID world left many of us feeling lost, frustrated, and downcast. Returning to the studio, I found my sanctuary, a place where I could unravel and examine the whirlwind of emotions that had ensnared me," she explains. Collaborating with the emerging talent Henny Be Lit, known for his bold and innovative musical approach, Mazwai promises a year filled with singles that mark her reinvigorated foray into the music world.

Described as both refreshing and infectious, "It's Fine" is poised to captivate listeners, reminiscent of the way "Maybe I" dominated the airwaves with its enduring charm. We boldly predict this track will join the ranks of timeless Nomisupasta classics "Maybe I," "Traveler," and "Nguwe" on Gold Standard playlists worldwide. Defying genre constraints, this new sound is versatile enough to resonate everywhere.

"It's Fine" is now available for download and on TikTok, inviting you to celebrate the lighter side of life on social media. Tag someone who's been taking things too seriously—it's a reminder we're all in pursuit of joy, not permanence. So, don't overthink; "It's Fine" is your anthem for fun, fleeting moments. Let's revel in the now, for we're here for a good time, not a long one.