In the bustling landscape of hip-hop, soca, reggae, and dancehall genres, Pastor Weed is a name that is swiftly carving out a distinctive space and deserves critical acclaim. The music speaks of things that do matter; the intricacies of life, love, and other imperative issues to do with politics—issues that other artists may perceive as controversial and thus shy away from. Pastor Weed acts like society’s mirror, and that is why he is not afraid to write and sing about the things that matter, and that is what makes him an artist worthy of your time. Priding himself on his versatility and emotional depth, he couldn’t be more pleased to welcome you into his sonic world.
Pastor Weed returns with an infectious and relatable new anthem dubbed “Go Hard” that resonates with a message of universal positivity. In an era where being real has been elusive and where people are so afraid to speak their minds and truths, Pastor Weed reiterates the power of standing up for what you believe in and always speaking your mind, no matter what.
Accompanied by a captivating beat that has been inspired by reggae, “Go Hard” features the signature guitar melodies that drive the track forward, a colorful bass that spreads delightful melodies all around and rhythmic percussion that give the track its danceable edge.
On the mic, Pastor Weed delivers with his unmistakable vocals, painting vivid pictures with his raw and honest words and taking the message home with that memorable chorus that will continue ringing in a listener’s head long after the final notes fade away.
Reggae music is one of the most positive genres of music there is, and “Go Hard” is no different. This song sees Pastor Weed speak about the power of being authentic and standing out in a crowded room by being unapologetically you, speaking your mind, and not allowing people to make decisions on your behalf.
A tour de force that hits so close to home, it is an honor to recommend to you this sonic beauty that is now streaming on all popular platforms. Enjoy!
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