Everyone Loves Weed Gummies (feat. Azúcar Negra) 🌿
They said being a stoner would ruin my life — now my mama, my sister, my daughter, my pastor, and even my pig are poppin’ gummies like candy. This version features the soulful vocals of Azúcar Negra, adding that smoky, honey-dripped magic to the mix.

It’s a funky, folky, psychedelic joyride in the Rev. Haze van — from the porch swing to the cosmos, we’re flying high on gummy love.

💚 Tag your gummy crew. Roll down the windows. Let’s ride.

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Everyone Loves (Weed Gummies) feat. Azucar Negra

Pizza and Peaches is a joyful, acoustic folk anthem celebrating love without limits, shared moments, and the simple pleasures of community. Set against a golden-hour backdrop, the song invites you to the table—where everyone is welcome, nobody hides who they are, and there’s no shame in the snack game. With warm harmonies, playful lyrics, and a defiant spirit of inclusivity, this track is a reminder that tenderness and resistance can go hand in hand. Perfect for backyard sunsets, road trip playlists, or any moment you need a little love and liberation.

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More of Us Than There Are of Them hits like a march turning into a mosh pit. A megaphone-style vocal leads a crowd-chant hook over a razor-cut riff (think Rage-inspired groove), while a soaring lead guitar and gritty industrial synths torch the skyline. It’s protest music built for PA systems and pit floors—tight, heavy, and meant to be yelled back.
Lyrics aim squarely at power: outnumber, outlast, out-organize. Turn it up, stomp in time, pass it forward.

Credits: Written & performed by Rev. Haze. Artwork: psychedelic cover from the Capitol steps photo.
Usage: Spin it at rallies, livestreams, and gym playlists—DM for sync/organizer use.

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“Good Trouble Lives On” is a folk-rock/protest anthem inspired by Rep. John Lewis’s charge to make good trouble, necessary trouble. March-tempo drums, gritty guitars, and a call-and-response hook lift a promise and a dare: we’re still here, we’re still loud, and we’re not backing down. This track is for organizers, teachers, nurses, workers, and neighbors who push past fear to stand up for each other. Play it loud, sing it together, and keep the fire moving forward. If you use it at a rally or in a video, tag @rev.haze—I’d love to see it.

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