About

My name is Morgan Gilkeson—also known as Miss Mo’—and for the past 11 years, the heart of Fremont has been the origin point of my entire life’s work. On December 16, 2013, I stepped onto the stage at Nectar Lounge and led the very first Mo’ Jam Presents—a live improvisational jam open to everyone. No auditions. No egos. Just groove. That night ignited something far bigger than a music event. It sparked the birth of a rhythm-based ecosystem that now spans from toddlers to festivals, from drum kits to quantum cubes, from street corners to cosmic scrolls. From that single pulse, I built The Trifecta: 1. The Quantum Rhythm Cube—a 3D learning tool that folds like origami and teaches rhythm through color, movement, and wordbeats. 2. The Color-Coded Drum Kit Curriculum—a system that turns drum sets into full-spectrum learning stations, with each color representing a drum, note value, chakra, and planetary force. 3. Mo’ Jam itself—the living lab where strangers become bands, and rhythm becomes the language of trust. Every part of this system is built on the vibrational equation I discovered by listening to the pulse underneath everything: V = E × f(k) × τ⁻¹ × ω × φ × ηᵖ —Vibrational Impact equals Embodied Energy, times the Frequency of Knowledge, times Inverse Time, times Womb-Origin Pulse, times Flow State, raised by Ancestral Power to the purpose. This isn’t metaphor—it’s math. It’s physics. It’s felt. Every beat we play at Mo’ Jam isn’t just sound—it’s currency. I call it the currency of groove, and it travels through the air like an invisible economy of trust, empathy, and improvisation. That groove moves faster than light. It vibrates through dark matter. And every time it lands in the pocket, it echoes the ancient syllables of the universe: First there was “Omm.” Then there was “Mo’.” And in the space between those sounds is the key to human unity. Fremont held me while I uncovered this. Fremont is the womb where this system was incubated. And now, as I scale this work into a global curriculum, an app, a documentary, a youth jam movement, and a video game, I’m joining the Fremont Chamber of Commerce to officially root deeper into the soil that nourished me. This isn’t about business in the conventional sense. It’s about rhythm as economy. Groove as capital. Connection as value. I want to partner with local educators, venues, storefronts, preschools, and artists to offer rhythm workshops, family jams, community education, and events that remind people what it feels like to be fully present together. The math is here. The vision is here. The beat is already moving through the street. I’m not asking to join the Chamber—I’m bringing a drum. Let’s build from the groove. 💜 🕉️Miss Mo’💜