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How Weed Changed Modern Music

Use my link: https://www.ground.news/asapark to get 40% off Ground News' Vantage plan now! From the psychedelic swirl of the 60s to the slow, bass-heavy haze of modern hip hop, cannabis has quietly shaped the sonic landscape for over half a century. But how exactly does a plant influence production choices, vocal styles, even the tempo of entire genres? This is the story of how weed became an invisible co-producer—from The Beatles to Snoop Dogg, from rock to trap—and how you can still hear its fingerprints in the music of today. It’s about altered states, slowed-down beats, and what creativity sounds like when your mind is somewhere else entirely. Join my newsletter, AP | Unsent: https://unsent.asapark.co. Please check out my podcast, The Asa Park Podcast.    / @theasaparkpod   Text me if you have ideas for stories we should cover: I'm @asaparked, everywhere. Instagram:   / asaparked   Tiktok:   / asaparked   X: https://x.com/asaparked Facebook:   / asaparked   Website: https://www.asapark.co Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:25 - Chapter 1: the time when weed was dangerous 5:51 - Chapter 2: the mainstreaming machine 7:44 - Chapter 3: the sound of stoned 9:50 - Chapter 4: the creativity paradox 12:20 - Chapter 5: the business of being high 14:13 - Chapter 6: the tradeoff weed in music, cannabis and music, marijuana influence on music, how weed changed music, weed and hip hop, psychedelic music history, 60s music and drugs, cannabis culture, music and cannabis, weed and creativity, stoner music evolution, trap music and weed, music production and weed, reggae and marijuana, weed influence on artists, music and altered states, how drugs shaped music, marijuana in pop culture, cannabis and sound design, weed inspired songs, Snoop Dogg weed, Kid Cudi cannabis, Jay Z marijuana, Miley Cyrus stoner music, Justin Bieber weed, Rihanna cannabis, Wiz Khalifa weed songs, The Beatles and LSD, Bob Marley marijuana, Travis Scott weed influence, A$AP Rocky psychedelics, weed and modern pop music