Music just slaps differently when you’re high… Featuring artists like: • Easy Star All-Stars • Wu-Tang Clan • The Flaming Lips • Tall Black Guy • Brittany Howard • Parliament • Prince Fatty • AC/DC •
We’re all about celebrating the cannabis community through stories and music. Whether you’re a personal advocate, a business owner, a grower, or just someone who appreciates the green, this is where you can tell your story.
The cannabis community is vibrant and diverse, and we believe sharing music around our stories is a great way to make connections. Imagine sharing your journey, your passion, and pairing it with a playlist that resonates with your story. That’s what makes Green Space unique. We’re not just telling stories; we’re creating an experience.
By sharing your story and your playlist, you’re contributing to a global conversation. You’re showing that cannabis users are everyday people—parents, partners, business owners—living responsible, fulfilling lives. You’re helping to break down stereotypes and advocate for the legalization and liberation of cannabis.
So, why share your story on Green Space? Because your voice matters. Your experiences can inspire, educate, and connect with others across the world. And together, through our shared love of cannabis and music, we can create a powerful voice to advocate for the full legalization and liberation of cannabis.
Ready to share your story? Scroll down, use the form, and let’s get started. Let’s make some noise and show the world who we are!
Music just slaps differently when you’re high… Featuring artists like: • Easy Star All-Stars • Wu-Tang Clan • The Flaming Lips • Tall Black Guy • Brittany Howard • Parliament • Prince Fatty • AC/DC •
Taking the energy at the front end and letting it slide… Featuring artists like: • Siouxsie and the Banshees • Method Man • The Pharcyde • All Them Witches • Roots Manuva • Devin The Dude • Charlotte Church • Brigid Mae Power
Errr – have you heard playlists 1 & 2? Featuring artists like: • Marlena Shaw • Nas • Robert Palmer • Tubeway Army • Pollyanna Blue • JAY-Z • Les McCann • Civil Twilight
Let’s try something else. Maybe you’ll recognise some of it; maybe not. It really doesn’t matter as long as it takes you up and away…Featuring artists like:Ambient Jazz Ensemble, Hardage, Peter Gabriel, Bliss, Klinkajous, Aphrodite’s Child
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What does it all mean? Featuring artists like: Elastica, The Jam, Foo Fighters, Grinderman, Talk Talk, Talking Heads, Big Audio…
Seeing (and hearing) is believing. Featuring artists like: David Bowie, Coldcut, Mr. Scruff, The Velvet Underground, The Avalanches, Kruder &…
Where did it all begin? Featuring artists like: Clap Cotton, Seal, The Jazzual Suspects, Howlin' Wolf, The Avalanches, Kruder &…
I've had many jobs in my life. I've only had one true calling: Music.
The running joke throughout my life is I don't have time to develop an addiction. All that time was occupied with music. I made my first curated mixtape courtesy of a Sony portable twin tape deck. I recorded songs I heard on WBLS FM in New York City in the summer of 1979. And I've been chasing that feeling ever since.
I curate playlists with what I call the 'beautiful melancholy.' It is feeling absolute joy about life, yet feeling a sadness you cannot put into words. It often leaves you looking out of a window at the rain, longing for a place you've never been to, and you're not even sure it exists. Somehow, you know in your heart that someday, you will find it.
It is that sentiment that powers every playlist I curate. Every expression, every thought and every sentiment.
I've found that an appreciation for other disciplines and artistic channels has given me a greater understanding of my own medium. Learning about concepts such as texture, tone, hue, shade, shape, definition, outline, sketch, framing give you a wider range of tools and context to use.
I find that the more you learn, the more you realize how little you know. With that comes a greater hunger for knowledge.
That should be the force that guides you to achieve and evolve going forward. Not only in music, but as you travel your own path.
Embrace every aspect of yourself. Learn to love and know yourself. Check your ego, keep your chin up and step forward with purpose always.
