Dilly Dally celebrate weed legalisation in Canada for ‘Marijuana’ video

Dilly Dally released second album ‘Heaven’ back in September, and, after heading over to Europe for a recent tour, have shared a new video for its track ‘Marijuana’.

The new clip concerns the recent legalisation of the titular drug in the band’s home country of Canada.

“We’ve been inhaling so much fear and hate from our televisions, our leaders, social media… I don’t know about you, but the anxiety and eventual depression became overbearing,” vocalist Katie Monks says of the new clip.

“The only way I could keep functioning, and get through writing this record, was with some assistance from weed. Basically, if I didn’t write anything good by sun down - I would smoke sativa for good measure. It would clear my creative pathways, help me forget about the expectations of others, and almost hide away in my own protective energy field.

“Legalisation in Canada is one tiny step toward an uphill battle of reconciliation with all of our citizens – primarily people of colour - who for decades have been arrested unfairly for dealing, possession, etc. There are still many laws prohibiting how we’re able to access, consume, and sell cannabis.

“So while we still have a long way to go - I’m happy to contribute a song that may perhaps help shed off the stigma that weed is anything other than a sacred tool that many cultures cherish. It needs to be respected.”

Watch the ‘Marijuana’ video and view the band’s 2019 UK/EU tour dates below - catch up with our feature with Dilly Dally around the release of ‘Heaven’ here.