Best Music to Listen to When You’re High
You can choose the right music for every occasion. The first wedding dance, the beginning of the New Year, when reading a new book, when taking someone on a first date… When you think of a special event, you start humming an adequate soundtrack. What are your thoughts on weed smoking music?
Marijuana is too special for you to listen to random songs on MTV. How about preparing a track list that will make this experience even better?
Perfect Genres of Music to Get High To
1. Blues
When you’re distracted, blues music seems just sad. But when you get into it, you feel how the pain is mixed with something light, and you inevitably come to the conclusion that life is absolutely amazing.
The sensible, logical structure of blues will relax you, so it’s perfect for a night spent with a good Indica.
2. Reggae
You either love it or you don’t understand it. Reggae is the perfect music to listen to when high. It tackles important issues: peace, equality, freedom, love, kindness and a united humanity. That alone is enough to describe an important part of weed culture.
3. Indie Pop
Indie pop is perfect for a fun night with a Sativa-dominant strain. You don't want to fall asleep; you plan to socialize and have a good time. A wise selection of indie pop smoking music will keep you going!
4. Classic Rock
Sex, drugs, and rock ’n’ roll! Say no more! Before techno took charge of the scene, classic rock ruled the clubs. Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd will sure elevate the effects of your Sativa.
5. Trip Hop
It’s an impressive mix between hip hop, electronica, jazz, and a few other genres. The result is a smooth, sophisticated vibe that makes you think about the deeper meaning of life.
Top List: 10 Best Songs to Get High To
1. I’m Mellow – Trixie Smith Jack
“I’m so high and so dry, I’m way up in the sky. The world seems light and I’m so right. Jack, I’m mellow!”
Add the brilliant ease and lightness of blues to these lyrics, and you’ll understand the calm-inducing effects of this song.
2. Might as Well Get Stoned – Chris Stapleton
It’s a song about facing the troubles in life… with weed. So what if you’re alone after ending a complicated relationship? You might as well get stoned and feel good, even if it’s just for a moment.
3. One Love – Bob Marley & The Wailers
Let’s face it: Bob Marley’s music is irreplaceable to stoners. This song is all about being a better person and spreading love around.
4. Jammin – Bob Marley and The Wailers
It’s a relaxed song, but it’s also really sexy. If you’re getting high with your partner, it’s the first song that should be on your track list. Let YouTube surprise you with the rest.
5. High by the Beach – Lana Del Rey
Lana Del Rey may not be your first choice for music when getting high. Her vibe is too sad, deep, and almost depressing. But this song is different. It’s relaxing and it’s about getting high by the beach. Isn’t that just perfect?
6. The Greatest – Sia
Sia’s music is absolutely perfect when you want to get out of a depressive or anxious state of being. She has a positive vibe that rarely works in high-quality music. The Greatest is awesome for a night with your friends, sharing a good Sativa joint.
7. All Along the Watchtower – Jimi Hendrix
We mentioned the classic rock genre, so Jimi Hendrix was inevitable on this list. His out-of-this-world guitar awesomeness is emphasized in this track. When you’re stoned enough, you might even dive into the deeper meaning of its lyrics.
8. Comfortably Numb – Pink Floyd
Is there a better term than “comfortably numb” to describe the pain relief you get after smoking Indica? This song is sad and a tad too emotional. But it’s also calming in a deep, sensual way.
9. Midnight in a Perfect World – DJ Shadow
You don’t care too much about the lyrics? You’re okay with repetitive words and dominating rhythm that sets the mood for the night? This is the track for you!
10. Teardrop – Massive Attack
You want to “class up” the act of smoking weed? Listen to Massive Attack! It’s a psychedelic song about love, honesty, and falling apart.
Music Makes a Difference
We listed a few songs about being high, but we also gave you universally good tracks that work with both Indica and Sativa. When you smoke Indica, you’ll want to choose more relaxing, calm music. Sativa asks for an upbeat effect, and you’ll find such suggestions in our list as well.
Have a great time!
Article published by TIa M., Editor and Contributor at AskGrowers.