Cannabis and music have a long-intertwined history, with artists and listeners using the plant to influence creativity, deepen sensory perception, and enhance communal experiences. Music is also used as a marketing tool within cannabis culture, as highlighted by an MJBizDaily post.

Cannabis culture hits a high note using music as a marketing tool

Jul 21, 2025

Margaret Jackson

MJbizDaily

From jazz clubs of the Roaring Twenties to the vibrant festivals of today,
cannabis and music have been intertwined.
For generations, artists and listeners have explored how the plant can
influence creativity, deepen sensory perception and enhance a communal
experience.

Cannabis culture hits a high note using music as a marketing tool is a post
from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis
entrepreneurs

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