'This Is My Father's Song': Ziggy Marley on Grief, Bob, and His Fear of Corporate Weed
Kyle Eustice
Summary
Ziggy Marley opens up about grief and loss in his first solo album since 2020, addressing his legendary father Bob Marley directly through music. At 57, the musician discusses his personal health practices and raises concerns about the corporatization of cannabis, comparing it to industrial food systems. Marley explores the science behind 432 Hz frequency and advocates for mindful, quality-focused approaches to cannabis cultivation and consumption rather than mass-market commercialization. His perspective reflects broader conversations in the cannabis community about maintaining authenticity and health-conscious practices amid industry expansion.
