Once Upon A When
Sara Nicole Glass, known by pen-name “Miss Conception”, is an emcee, activist, and all-around eclectic artist recently returning home to the Crossroads of Kansas City (Missouri), after living, learning and loving in the Bay Area of California and Black Rock City.
MissConception spits rhymes and spins hot fire with precision. She is an interactive and multi-faceted performer.
A spot of poetry? Maybe an improvised whimsical six-hoop LED butterfly performance? When she takes the stage it’s an interactive collective experience for the audience. With intricate costumes and a playful style, the world is embellished with her unique flair!
Been There
There are few artists who ever reach their potential, and MissConception is on her way to exceeding expectations. Born and raised in Kansas City, later adventuring in and around San Francisco Bay, before returning home in 2024.
While, spitting conscious hip hop from LA to NYC, she’s been organizing and overseeing artists for nationally known festivals for over a decade, all the while competing in local poetry slams and DJ competitions with club bookings in several major US cities.
Coming with (what can fittingly be described as) a funk-hop-a-dellic , electrograss-driven, futuristically-written space-age sound to make you bounce, MissConception has released four albums, an EP, a book, and several videos so far.
With multiple 16-bars penetrating the heart, a spiritual and emotional message that can change peoples’ thought process, moving to a higher consciousness of learning and a proactive intent, deeply burning bright.
And Back Again…
Big ol Bag of Tricks
Miss C breaks it down on stage in many ways. Her emphasis is on raising the vibration on any level tapping into the momentum of flow and collective energy. Collaboration is key in raising community.
She offers workshops on many topics including social activism, creative writing, flow arts, and movement meditations. Her art is found where meditation, recreation and social activism meet. Please join her in this universal movement of creativity aimed at breeding understanding and compassion.
MissConcept also has a passion for dance, movement and performance art. A pro on the mic and the dancefloor she incorporates her wicked flow on stage with belly dancing moves, props and flowtoys, playing with fire as often as the building codes allow.
Having played dozens of some of the best venues from Kansas City to the west coast and performing at nationally recognized festivals/gatherings such as Shangri-La, WAKARUSA, Hulaween, Electric Forrest, Art Outside, EDC, Jungle Love, Backwoods, and Burning Man, among others, all confirms the level of competency and respect she has earned as an emcee and as a performer of many trades.
There is rarely any down time for this one-of-a-kind wordsmith, and for good reason. “MissConception” is a lyrical dynamism not to be taken lightly. Under big, green eyes, with an open heart, she speaks soft words that hit the ears sharp as daggers.
There is no mistaking this unique talent to navigate between tribes, uniting on stage with style and grace defined, all while ripping the mic over dirty bass lines. Delivering all of the above, and then some, with magic and mystery, Miss Conception will be bringing her MissChief to a whole new dimension in 2024 and beyond.
Watch and learn.
The Catalog
Miss Conception has five amazing albums that you can stream or buy.
If you would like to read more about them, do so below or go to the Catalog page, for more pics, lyrics and production information.
Beginning with her debut album “MissConception” (produced by Dwill), she focused on the introduction of MissConception as well as environmental issues and social commentary.
She moved on the second album “Ostentation”which was heavily influenced by the hip hop movement as well as artists: Jurassic 5 , Brooke Candy and Ani Difranco. Ostentation (produced by Victor Dougherty) and also features several local producers and emcees in the mix including Z Sonic, Nightlife Jones, Kairos, and Negro Scoe.
Write Me….
Her third release “Saraswati” (the Hindu goddess of art and knowledge) which aimed at a more spiritual conception with the audience, making it easy to see why she has such a large following from very diverse groups of fans.
A fourth album, “Saratonin” followed by her published chapbook, “Class Action”, an EP titled “Serendipity” produced by Shamus Quinley in 2017 and several other collaborations have led her to her newest body of work, a little project called “Ceremony: Reflections of Perception”.
Future Forward
The Past is behind her, and she’s enjoying friends, family and fame back home in the midwest. The events of the future remain to unfold, but a few things are for sure. This woman isn’t slowing down and brings the fire whereever she roams. Perhaps you would like to bring the heat to your corner of the block….