Maxine Ceasar

Jazz, Soul, Pop & R&B Singer

Maxine Ceasar Bio

Maxine Ceasar is a South African singer, songwriter, and composer whose soul-stirring vocals and evocative storytelling have earned her a place in the hearts of audiences far and wide. Born into a musical legacy, Maxine grew up immersed in the sounds of jazz, soul, and R&B, deeply influenced by her father, celebrated jazz musician Richard Ceasar.

Her musical journey began alongside her brother, Vaughan Ceasar, as they toured internationally, including a residency aboard the Regent Seven Seas Mariner. With a voice that seamlessly transitions between jazz, soul, pop, and R&B, Maxine has established herself as a versatile and magnetic performer, gracing stages at prestigious festivals, theater productions, and high-profile corporate events.

In 2018, Maxine expanded her artistic horizons with the release of her first international single, embracing a contemporary sound that pushed creative boundaries. Her songwriting and composition skills have also shone through in various productions, including Tip-ex, the award-winning play that earned Best Production and Best Script at the 2016 Baxter Zabalaza Festival, and 2 Thirds of a Man, a 2022 film recognized across multiple film festivals.

Her R&B single What You Want, produced by Ebrahim Mallum and featuring Keanu Harker on guitar, made waves on South African radio, reaching:

#1 on Heart FM SA Top 10
#1 on Radio KC Mzansi Hits
#2 on Good Hope FM Hit 30
#3 on Heart FM Top 40

Building on this momentum, Maxine released Closer in 2024, which gained heavy rotation on Cape Town’s leading urban radio stations. Whether performing on grand festival stages or in intimate lounge settings, Maxine’s rich, soulful voice and raw emotional depth continue to captivate listeners.

With an unwavering passion for music and storytelling, Maxine Ceasar’s journey is only beginning—her future brims with limitless possibilities.

For bookings and inquiries, contact Shake and Bake Entertainment.