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Michelle Nicole Creber (born September 7, 1999 in Vancouver, British Columbia) is a Canadian actress, musician, dancer and singer. She is best known for voicing Apple Bloom in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, and as of 2014 can also be seen in a recurring role on the CBC drama series Strange Empire. As an accomplished singer in her own right, she has released several CDs under her own name and collaborated with Brony musicians Gabriel and Nathanael Brown (known within the fandom as BlackGryph0n and Baasik, respectively). She's constantly making concert appearances in her native Canada, as well as the United States and as far away as England. Her father is Michael Creber, a Grammy-nominated pianist who has played with k.d. lang, the Irish Rovers and Raffi, among others (he actually cowrote the latter's "Bananaphone"; the album it came from was the one that got the Grammy nod).


Discography:

  • Timeless: Songs of a Century (2012) - renditions of popular songs throughout the 20th century
  • A Creber Christmas (2012) - Christmas songs; recorded with her parents (Michael and Monique Creber)
  • At Home (2014) - a collection of originals and covers; recorded with her parents, Gabriel Brown, and Andrea Libman
  • Tribute: Celebrating the Music of Michael Jackson (2015) - covers of hits by Jackson (both as a solo artist and with The Jackson 5); recorded with Gabriel Brown
  • Getting Stronger (2016) - collaboration with Gabriel Brown
  • On Display (2018) - first solo album of original songs
  • Work in Progress (2019) - original songs, in various stages of production
  • Storm (2020) - includes several songs from Work in Progress

Guest appearance on:

  • IMmortal (2014, Gabriel & Nathanael Brown) - "Zero Gravity"

Can be dispatched on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and her own website.

Animated works which Michelle Creber voiced in include:


In addition, Michelle can be seen in the following live-action works:


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