Episode 3: Boots and Cats (with Michelle Rocqet)! πŸ‘’πŸ˜»πŸ

Episode 3 is out now!

Announcing special guest, Michelle Rocqet playing today’s beet!

Are your ready? Can you learn the most ICONIC beatboxing sound of all time?

BOOTS AND CATS

You’ll need to learn 3 new sounds to complete today’s song, with some help from around the barn!

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Main Characters from this episode:

Cat

Cat

Snake

Snake

Fish

Fish

Meet this episode’s Guest Beet, Michelle Rocqet

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Michelle Rocqet

Michelle Rocqet

Guest Beet

Michelle Rocqet is a versatile artist based in New York City, wearing multiple hats as a Composer, Librettist, Educator, Recording Artist, and Sound Designer. Her artistic journey unfolded within the vibrant DIY Scene in Denver, Colorado, where she passionately honed her storytelling craft from 2010 to 2023. An alumna of Berklee College of Music (NYC), Michelle holds a B.S. in Music Entertainment & Industry Studies, boasting a double emphasis in Recording Arts and Commercial Vocal Performance.


Furthering her education, she earned an M.A. in Creative Media Technology, specializing in Writing & Design for Musical Theater. Currently, Michelle is expanding her expertise as a post-masters fellow at BerkleeNYC for the academic year 23-24. At the core of Michelle’s artistic expression is a deep passion for storytelling through sound. As a Korean-American artist, she brings a unique perspective to her work, infusing her creations with diverse cultural influences. In her professional life, Michelle has served as a Full-Time Teaching Artist and was eventually served as the Director of Creative Youth Development and Success at the non-profit organization Youth on Record. Through her role, she actively contributes to the development and empowerment of young talents in the creative realm. One of Michelle’s notable contributions is her role as a writer and music director for Phamaly Theatre Company’s disability-affirmative retelling of Alice in Wonderland. Collaborating with the experimental hip-hop band Wheelchair Sports Camp, she not only lent her creative talents but also earned writing and producing credits for this groundbreaking production.

Michelle Rocqet’s commitment to artistic innovation has garnered recognition, as she is a grant recipient of both the Denver Music Advancement Fund and the New York State Council on the Arts. These accolades underscore her dedication to pushing boundaries and making a positive impact in the realms of music and theater. Her musical compositions have found a home in diverse settings, ranging from the immersive atmosphere of Meow Wolf Convergence Station to the prestigious halls of Carnegie Hall’s Musical Explorers. Additionally, her work has been featured on prominent platforms such as Popsugar.com, showcasing the broad appeal and relevance of her creations. In the digital realm, Michelle is a presence on social media, sharing her artistic endeavors and connecting with a wider audience on TikTok and Instagram under the handle @michellerocqet.

With a rich tapestry of educational achievements, professional experiences, and a commitment to nurturing the next generation of artists, Michelle Rocqet stands as a dynamic force in the contemporary arts scene. Her dedication to storytelling through sound, coupled with her diverse cultural perspective, sets her apart as an influential figure in the world of music, theatre, education, and creative youth development.

https://www.michellerocqet.com/

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