You know when you find out about an artist, seemingly, before the rest of the world does? Margo Price is one of those artists for us. We were turned on to her by an old Hillbilly friend who had been singing her tunes. Her song “Hands of Time” reached out and grabbed us way back in 2016 and hasn’t let go since. So it was with great pride that we watched as her SNL debut later that year left the music world stunned. We were glued to our screens when she partied it up with every dad’s favorite bon vivant, Anthony Bourdain, on his show Parts Unknown. We were thrilled when she picked up a Grammy nom for Best New Artist in 2019. Not Best New Country Artist. Best New Artist. Period. Don’t put this babe in a box! The kicker? When she started hangin’ with Willie and played “Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die,” the Zen-Willie-Tao tome that guides us here at Dad Grass. They even launched a strain of weed together!  

It’s not just her tunes that make her a perennial chart-topper here at Dad Grass HQ. It’s her extraordinarily unique but sublimely relatable Margo-ness. She’s a musician and author. Hard working mom and cannabis lover. She’s one of Nashville’s most loved voices, but she’s known to play outside of the pack. She’s blazed her own trail all while building a community around her. She’s dealt with profound loss, troubles from outside and in. But just like all of our heroes (moms, dads or otherwise) she pushes through, perseveres and turns those experiences into art that we can sing to, laugh to, dance to, cheers to, and hell, smoke a few joints to.

When we heard rumblings that she was releasing both a memoir and a fourth album, we simply had to figure out a way to celebrate and support. So we sent up a smoke signal that reached all the way from LA to Nashville. Turns out, she’s a fan of ours too! And she particularly digs the mellow, creative vibes of Mom Grass CBG Joints and Flower. That really lit us up! We began scrawling out “Margo Grass” on the cover of our Peechee folders as we daydreamed about our future union.

With her new book Maybe We’ll Make It now on shelves and her Jonathan Wilson-produced record Strays finally hitting the airwaves, we are lucky enough to share in this moment of maximum Margo-ness with our Mom Grass x Margo Price Collection. A collaboration of jams and joints that tunes into the kaleidoscope of deeply personal elements that drive her work. Done in the free-spirited key of Grass, of course, it’s got Mom Grass Packs and tins of Flower all wrapped up in special packaging along with handmade “Margo Grass” tie-dye tee shirts and embroidered denim mom hats.

“My relationship with cannabis is medicinal, spiritual, creative and recreational,” says Price. "I love being able to smoke a little something midday and take the edge off like I do with Mom Grass. Something that I know will not get me so totally ripped that I won't be able to check out at the grocery store.”

The Mom Grass joints and flower that make up Margo's collection are handcrafted with low-dose organic hemp that’s rich with CBG and contains less than 0.3% THC, meaning that they won’t get you stoned to the bone. Instead, they provide “the best effects of getting high — being relaxed, relieved, and laid back — without feeling totally out of control,” according to  Refinery29. Many folks (including, but not limited to Moms!) find that it’s ideal for creative energy, flow, focus and feeling present in one’s body.

“​​I get little lyric ideas when I’m stoned (I call them “highdeas”), and I like to get a bit high and play guitar or go on a walk out in nature where song ideas and melodies sometimes come to me. I have battled insomnia, menstrual cramps, migraines, back pain, depression, hangovers, writer's block and boredom with cannabis that’s high in CBG, and I want to help remove the stigma around this beautiful plant.” - Margo Price

The collaboration with Margo Price serves as the latest special edition music project that we've unveiled, following the debut of the critically acclaimed All Things Must Grass collection last year which has garnered attention from the likes of Rolling Stone, Billboard, Vanity Fair, Variety, Ultimate Classic Rock, AdWeek and more, with Forbes lauding it as “a huge boost not only for Dad Grass, but for the cannabis industry as a whole.” A momentous release honoring one of the most influential artists of modern history, music legend George Harrison, All Things Must Grass features specially blended CBD + CBG pre-rolled joints, paraphernalia and merchandise that celebrate the late musician and the 50th anniversary of his masterpiece All Things Must Pass.

Officially released on January 13th, 2023, Strays was produced by Jonathan Wilson (Angel Olsen, Father John Misty) and Margo Price, and features singles such as the aforementioned “Been To The Mountain,” “Change of Heart,” and “Lydia”. From navigating her way through multiple lifetimes' worth of loss, lies, failure and substance abuse, she has learned how to let go of trauma, pain and addiction, creating a collection of ten original songs that serve as a celebration of freedom in its many, feral forms. Penned primarily during six mushroom-powered days that Price spent in South Carolina with her husband and collaborator Jeremy Ivey in summer 2020, and recorded at Jonathan Wilson's Fivestar Studios in Topanga Canyon, California the following summer, Price tackles self-image, self-worth and other demons that came in the wake of her recent decision to quit drinking.