A Ganja Conversation powered by Jah9 Image

by Contributed / Apr 20, 2014 09:39 am

In February of 2013, Jah9 presented to the world her debut album, New Name, which has been well received by lovers of roots music the world over. Prior to that full album release however, Jah9 had organized the production of a mixtape called 9MM. She had intended to give the youth some positive message music for free. The 9MM mixtape featured snippets from the album, as well as messages from Dr. Walter Rodney, Marcus Mosiah Garvey, and HIM Emperor Haile Sellassie I.

With her New Name album now being a year old, the Jazz on Dub singer is ready to release another round of free message focused music. On April 20th, in solidarity with

the internationally celebrated cannabis subculture day, Jah9 will be presenting to the public her brand new mixtape titled, For The Love of Kush. This mixtape will have as its singular focus, the cannabis plant and its many applications in aiding humanity towards sustainable development.


Listeners will be taken on an educational journey about cannabis and its role in our lives

at the psychoactive, nutritional, spiritual and industrial levels. In guiding listeners along this educational journey, Jah9 recruited the assistance of University of the West Indies, Mona lecturer, Dr. K'adamawe K’nife. Through Dr. K'nife’s reasoning, listeners will be fed an interesting array of facts that detail the magnificence of the cannabis plant, and its natural place in our lives.

To make the reasoning seep easily into the mind of the listeners, Kingston Dub Club resident DJ, Gabre Selassie was selected to spin some herb-infused dub and roots tracks.

This cannabis journey will take listeners a mere one hour and two minutes to complete,

but will leave you with priceless information that doesn't simply advocate for cannabis

legalization, but rather offers unbiased logic regarding the usefulness of this controversial herb. This information is all the more timely, as all across the world cannabis

legalization or decriminalization seems inevitable.


Take a listen below:


(words by Andre J. Williams of Academic Entertainment)


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