ABOUT MAEESHA B
ARTIST. ACTOR. STORYTELLER.
Maeesha B is a Canadian R&B artist, rapper, songwriter, and actor whose work is rooted in emotional honesty, discipline, and presence. Whether through music or on screen, she tells stories that feel lived-in, grounded in real emotion, clarity, and intention.
MUSIC
As a recording artist, Maeesha’s music explores themes of self-worth, love, independence, and emotional growth. Her sound lives at the intersection of modern R&B, rap, and pop, often blending English and French to reflect her identity and lived experience.
She has independently released over 20 songs, including her single “Don’t HMU,” which has surpassed 200,000 streams on Spotify. Her work has been featured on national television and radio, with sync placements for brands and productions including L’Oréal Paris and CBC’s SkyMed.
Her music is expressive yet controlled, confident without being forced, personal without oversharing.
ACTING
Alongside music, Maeesha is an ACTRA Apprentice actor with professional screen credits in television and national campaigns. She appeared as Young Evie in CBC’s Plan B, portraying the younger version of a lead character navigating trauma, and has served as a lead speaker in public service campaigns for Health Canada and the Canadian Police Force.
Her acting work is defined by emotional restraint, focus, and presence, qualities that carry across both screen and stage.She has independently released over 20 songs, including her single “Don’t HMU,” which has surpassed 200,000 streams on Spotify. Her work has been featured on national television and radio, with sync placements for brands and productions including L’Oréal Paris and CBC’s SkyMed.
Her music is expressive yet controlled, confident without being forced, personal without oversharing.
PHILOSOPHy
At the core of Maeesha’s work is a belief in authenticity, discipline, and intentional growth. She is drawn to projects that allow for honesty and emotional depth, and she approaches every opportunity with professionalism and respect for the craft.
Rather than chasing trends, Maeesha is building a body of work meant to last, one that reflects who she is now, while leaving room to evolve.