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Wednesday, February 11th, 2009 at 4:20 pm | By: Marijuana Music Awards
We have a treat for you Stashers with the Toker Tune from MMA this Reggae Wednesday. We’re playing the fantastic and famous Collie Buddz, with his hit song “Come Around”.
Born in New Orleans, raised on the Isle of Bermuda, Collie Buddz is hard to identify geographically. His music however, has one of the most firmly grounded voices you may ever encounter. Incorporating influences from hip-hop to soca, Collie’s music has a rock-solid foundation in reggae, with the power to connect ghetto reality with the heights of human aspiration, that is a rarity even in Jamaica. As Collie says, “he loves the positive vibes of reggae music”.
Collie has been immersed in the music culture of Bermuda since he was 6 years old. Consistent encouragement led Collie to his own Bermudian studio and to being signed with major record label, Sony Music.
Collie Buddz had a huge hit with today’s song ‘Come Around’, which won 2007 Global Marijuana Music Awards Song of Year!
Collie Buddz success continues, he was recently nominated for an EME award. The Excellence in Music and Entertainment Awards has nominated Collie Buddz for Top International Artist of The Year, along with Stephen Marley and Sean Paul.Â
You can grab Collie Buddz debut album, self titled, on sale now at most music outlets including iTunes, Sony Music Store, Napster and Amazon.com
Here’s the hit song ‘Come Around’ by Collie Buddz!
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Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009 at 4:20 pm | By: Marijuana Music Awards
Agua Trip began in the Autumn of 2000, when Bill and Lindsey met at a Party in Tennessee. A few months of jamming was the eye–opening experience that led to the formation of Agua Trip. Their music is an interplay of classical guitar, Latin and reggae rhythms with rock energy. Their varied influences range from The Beatles to Bob Marley.
The band are currently promoting their two albums, ‘Genetics’ and ‘Breakfast Translations’. Much of their strength of vision is the use of their music in conjunction with visual media such as film, dance, video, animation and whatever’s new.
Agua Trip is more than a band, it’s a creative project that invites collaboration. Bill and Lindsey invite other artists to inquire about the possibilities of working together. They’re currently shaping new ideas about the future direction of their work, wanting to expand the territory they’ve previously visited.
The song today is ‘In the Sand’ from Agua Trip’s latest CD, ‘Genetics’. ‘In the Sand’ is entered in 2009 American Marijuana Music Awards. You can vote for Agua Trip’s entries in 2009 American MMA at Marijuana Music Awards’ website marijuanamusicawards.com or in our Blog. Agua Trip have entered 2009 American MMA Song of Year, Album of Year and Best Reggae.
Agua Trip’s CD Genetics is available to buy through CD BABY and iTunes. Check out Agua Trip’s website aguatrip.com and their myspace page at myspace.com/aguatrip
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Wednesday, January 28th, 2009 at 4:34 pm | By: Radical Russ
Hey, Stashers, I’m proud to announce a new partnership between the NORML Daily Audio Stash and the Global Marijuana Music Awards. Â The GMMA is run by a Aussie named Tam, and he will be providing the newly-revamped “Daily Toker Tunes” section of the Stash. Â This week I’m going to post a few of the GMMA winners from 2008, and then next week Tam takes over posting new tunes about weed all genres. Â These tunes will also be a part of the Marijuana Music Awards competition and we’ll be getting your votes on your favorites as well. — “R”R
The Herb by Franziska from Italy won the 2008 Global Marijuana Music Awards. After becoming the best reggae band at the 2007 European Reggae Contest, Franziska won Song of Year in the 2008 Global Marijuana Music Awards with the new hit single “The Herb”. The song’s theme is legalise the weed!
The 2008 GMMA winners were announced on 20 September in Texas, and Franziska follow the last winner Collie Buddz with his big hit “Come Around”, named Song of Year at 2007 Global MMA.
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Tuesday, November 18th, 2008 at 4:20 pm | By: Less-Than-Radical Josh
You know what I haven’t featured yet, my fellow Stasherinians? Â Reggae. Â That’s right, one of the most ganja-influenced forms of music on the planet and I have yet to play a single song of it. Â I feel kind of ashamed, to be honest. Â So let me rectify that by playing “Herbsman Anthem” by Brooklyn reggae artist Mojo Morgan.
Morgan is originally from the band Morgan Heritage, which formed in the 80s and had many reggae hits in the 90s onward.  They toured all across the world, including sold-out stadiums in Senegal, Gambia, and Mauritius.  Their most recent reggae hit is “Nothing to Smile About.”
Mojo has decided to take a solo route and if “Herbsman Anthem” is any indication, he will continue to be successful in the reggae genre, as he splices together his personal influences, including rock’n'roll and hip hop. Â The track also features vocals by the uber-legendary, late, great Peter Tosh, and if you don’t know who Peter Tosh is, thenI seriously question your status as a marijuana activist.
You can listen to more of Mojo’s music on his myspace page.
Thursday, October 9th, 2008 at 3:21 pm | By: Cannabis Karri
Wow…..two songs for our musical break? Time to pull out some smokin’ Reggae! TOP CAT brings us this righteous reggae puff with the track, “Pass the Chalice for Me”. In Jamaica, any kind of pipe is called a chalice. Top Cat is one of the UK’s most accomplished MC’s. He recorded his first record in 1988 called “Love Mi Sess” (another great toker tune!) earning him a number one spot on the UK Reggae charts. He has held the number one position in dancehall, reggae and live performances over the years as both a performer and a producer. Coming full circle, Top Cat was again the em….”Top Cat” when a new version of the Love Mi Sess riddim made it to number one on the reggae charts in 2007. So groove on this reggae, Stashers, and please, pass the chalice for me!
Wednesday, July 16th, 2008 at 3:21 pm | By: Cannabis Karri
A little reggae mix for our hempday/humpday, Stashers! Today we get some dub from the smoke factory with DUBMATIXÂ and his song, “Ain’t Got No Love Dub”. Dubmatix is the solo musical project of Jesse King from Toronto, Canada. King was Involved in music from his early childhood while on the road and in studios with his Jazz musician father, Bill King whose own career spans 5 decades. Jesse King has carved out his own musical mark on the world and will forever be known as a top reggae artist in Canada and beyond. This track has the perfect vibe for cruise control through the work week. I’ve got plenty of love for this reggae beat! You can visit the Dubmatix web page for more information and more great reggae at www.dubmatix.com.
Monday, June 2nd, 2008 at 1:52 pm | By: Radical Russ
Now that June has arrived it is time to start looking at the Summer Festival Schedule. I’m going to open this up with a look at the summer festivals I’ll be attending in my neck of the woods in the Pacific Northwest. I’m going to depend on you marvelous Stashers to keep me informed on what’s happening in your area. Just send me an email at stash@norml.org and I’ll be glad to promote your area’s summer festival. The Northwest schedule is listed in the Full Story below:
Friday, March 7th, 2008 at 4:21 pm | By: Cannabis Karri
It’s Friday here on the stash, so take this musical puff from a UK punk rock group that was together from 1995 to 2002. The group P.A.I.N (which stands for Propaganga and Information Network) recorded the song “Grow More Weed” in 2001 with none other than Mr. Nice himself, Howard Marks, who joins lead vocalist Jon Eris on this heavy-dub reggae, ska-influenced tune. Mr. Marks famously spent seven years in an American prison for drug trafficking and later ran for election to UK Parliament on the single issue of the legalize cannabis campaign. He didn’t make Parliament, but he continues to write and campaign vigorously for the legalization of recreational and medical cannabis. Visit his page on the web here, or find out more information about the band P.A.I.N at http://music.podshow.com.
Thursday, February 28th, 2008 at 4:21 pm | By: Cannabis Karri
Ah….Thursday stash….time for CHRONIC CLAN! A reggae beat with rhymin’ lyrics that demand our attention, todays music hit gets right to the point. Chronic Clan consists of Zoro, Gee & Crosby. Born and raised in Gugulethu, South Africa, one of Cape Town’s roughest ghettos, Chronic Clan lends their music studio to local youth so they can spread the positive healing that comes with music. Their music is a mix of reggae and dancehall, hip-hop and R & B. The conscious lyrics and their uplifting message has put them on stage with reggae icon, Rita Marley. Spreading their message globally, Gee now lives in Sweden. Great world beat music, like Chronic Clan reminds us that our struggle is global and we all stand together! For more information on this artist see http://music.podshow.com.
MrSpof: There was a LAG in my computer, a LAG in my computer :metal kicks out the amp Awesome
SneakerPimp: that was a lag in my comp
SneakerPimp: like the new pic slash5 and adam
SneakerPimp: like the new pic slash5
RevRayGreen: that blows B-dog.......
bullbog: Hawkeyes you had a good run...this toke is for you.
Track Snack: Mornin Stashers! Tokin on the Mean Green Martian for breakfast.
MrSpof: Maybe Dr Mitch could comment on the efficacy of reasonable amount of weed like that consumed (smoked) quickly mitigating migraine effects. I know the lowering of blood pressure would be [...]
MrSpof: Had the onset of a migraine yesterday. Immediately took 8 , moist cool washcloth on eyes, heating pad on neck and upper back, turned off lights. Migraine gone in [...]
MrSpof: As you personal non-accredited doctor, I advise the rest of you to smoke/vape/eat heavily
slash5city: frickazee'd.... Mr. Spof, thank you very much
MrSpof: Risen and roasted How the hell are you?
RevRayGreen: always Fidget......always.
Adam: Maybe in WA, judges are starting to think about the true cost of a Drug charge...
Adam: Tim Lincecum, pitcher for the San Francisco Giants will pea to a paraphernalia charge/ Possession charges DROPPED
Adam: Add some cottage cheese to your pancake batter, replace the maple with a fruit syrup! f-ing killer, YES I was stoned...
Fidget Truittelli: Good morning from beautiful Arizona! I hope you all have a happy, fun day. Remember to 'pay-it' forward. Do something nice for someone.
BenJaMin: Go NORML!!!
BenJaMin: Russ Is Tha BEst! :smokin:
SneakerPimp: oh there it is thanx russ
SneakerPimp: so whats up with today stash?
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Music: Reggae – “Roll It Up” by Sugar Bear
Continuing the reggae theme, today we hear “Roll It Up” by Sugar Bear.
“Pass The Chalice For Me”
It’s Friday here on the stash, so take this musical puff from a UK punk rock group that was together from 1995 to 2002. The group P.A.I.N (which stands for Propaganga and Information Network) recorded the song “Grow More Weed” in 2001 with none other than Mr. Nice himself, Howard Marks, who joins lead vocalist Jon Eris on this heavy-dub reggae, ska-influenced tune. Mr. Marks famously spent seven years in an American prison for drug trafficking and later ran for election to UK Parliament on the single issue of the legalize cannabis campaign. He didn’t make Parliament, but he continues to write and campaign vigorously for the legalization of recreational and medical cannabis. 
Ah….Thursday stash….time for CHRONIC CLAN! A reggae beat with rhymin’ lyrics that demand our attention, todays music hit gets right to the point. Chronic Clan consists of Zoro, Gee & Crosby. Born and raised in Gugulethu, South Africa, one of Cape Town’s roughest ghettos, Chronic Clan lends their music studio to local youth so they can spread the positive healing that comes with music. Their music is a mix of reggae and dancehall, hip-hop and R & B. The conscious lyrics and their uplifting message has put them on stage with reggae icon, Rita Marley. Spreading their message globally, Gee now lives in Sweden. Great world beat music, like Chronic Clan reminds us that our struggle is global and we all stand together! For more information on this artist see 
There was a LAG in my computer, a LAG in my computer :metal kicks out the amp 
Awesome 
and adam 
frickazee'd.... Mr. Spof, thank you very much
and roasted 
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