Biography :

Cee Boo She was christened Sibusiso Msesiwe and now has donned the moniker CeeBoo and is brimful with flair and creativity in her latest offering Titled “Not The Same Woman” which is now available on all digital platforms. CeeBoo is a versatile cross-over artist whose lilting and honey raw voices wafts swiftly between Afro-Soul and RnB. Born and raised in the coastal town of East London (South Africa),she started singing at the tender age of six, as part of her church choir and went on to learn to play the piano on her own. “I am a self-taught musician. I enjoyed learning a skill without conscious awareness of the underlying processes of what is being learnt. In the process of curiosity you make mistakes, learn and grow because you have no scope or boundary tolimit you. It is for this reason that I do not like being boxed as a musician” explained CeeBoo. CeeBoo’s musical journey from church in later years migrated to poetry where she raided open mic sessions. Later, she would turn the poems into songs about her lived experience and things that she imagined. “The poetry sessions gave me the platform and confidence to be able to bare my soul infront of a live audience to examine what I had to offer artistically. When I turned to music my soul just soared, backed by the confidence that I was in full control expressing my art” chimed CeeBoo. In 2010 as part of Elements of Soul, a touring venture which she wrote and produced the music, toured South Africa and Namibia. Their album was called Music in Me and helpedprofile her musical prowess. The musical odyssey culminated with Breaking Dawn her solo debut album. “Elements of Soul was an opportunity to test the market on whether they will receive the kind of music and message I wanted to deliver. It was a platform to hone my skills as an artist and focus on chasing the dream of making music to soothe, entertain and express myself” added CeeBoo. CeeBoo credits her family and children as her greatest inspiration “I am moved by helping others especially the vulnerable youth. I am preoccupied with ensuring that young people find their purpose in life and blossom in the strengths” charged CeeBoo.

CeeBoo enjoys singing “about life, love, positivity, growth, faith and humility. I write and sing about relatable stuff. One has to be able to related to whatever song and genre they listen to. It is for this reason that I migrate from time to time from RnB, Soul, Deep House and Hip Hop. I do not make music for a particular target market or audience, but express myself for all to enjoy” concluded CeeBoo. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS ● Was the lead vocalist of a group called Elements Of Soul and they Released an album in 2011. ● Performed alongside the likes of Queens Of Dance, Bantu Soul, Top Mafia, DJ Menace (Beyonce Records), DJClock (AMPM), Master Wakes of Kalawa Jazzme Dance, Mwezi Zazi, Msaki and Zama Ntshona. ● Performed on Etv's Sunrise and Club808. ● BEAT Magazine Awards as the Best Female Vocalist Nominee in 3 categories. ● Used to perform on Thursday Nights at Kulcha Noir, an up market Johannesburg restaurant, ● Performed and Toured in Windhoek Namibia alongside Speedy (Bongo Muffin) and several other artists. ● Performed at BCMM Switching on of the Festive Lights 3 years in a row, having been an opening act for Winnie Khumalo and Micasa. ● She recorded her solo album in 2013. ● Performed at several corporate functions in and around East London. ● Performed at the Launch of the 1st English/Xhosa Dictionary in 2014 ● Performed at the Bingo Royale Casino as the first Resident Artist in 2014 ● Hosted a Live Music Show at the Guild Theatre (East London), in 2014 ● Performed for the Eastern Cape Premier at an event for the Official Performed at the 2017 State Of The Metro Address•Pronouncement of the A