Chief Greenbud’s not only a talented musician he’s also an experienced cannabis activist. He married those two passions eight years ago and has gigged ever since—all across the United States raising awareness about the legalization of cannabis. Maybe you’ve seen him? He’s plays all the big pot fests from the Seattle Hempfest in Washington State to the July 4th Smoke-In in Washington D.C. and hell of stops in between.
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“There are several songs that I am excited for people to hear,” Greenbud tells us about his new album. One of ’em is called Everybody Gets High. “An upbeat anthem that every stoner will be able to groove to and sing along with,” he says.
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The story goes that Chief Greenbud got into music after a weed bust in a small Nashville suburb back in 2005. He witnessed firsthand how the system handles those convicted of victim less crimes—especially marijuana busts. So he decided to speak out and share his experience. He penned several songs and posted them online. A local NORML, The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, chapter heard the tunes, dug ’em and asked him to perform at an upcoming meeting. Ten years later Greenbud is still smoking, still giggin’ and still releasing albums. No wonder he’s got more than 1.7 million followers on his social networks.
Grab his new album here: http://chiefgreenbud.com/wp/ and dig the single, iBake, off his new album.
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