HUMBOLDT CO., 10/3/16 – The third annual Golden Tarp awards took place October 1 in Redway, and about 600 people filled the grounds of the Mateel Community Center to hear cannabis industry experts, network with other cannabiz owners, and watch the winners of the coveted awards for best light deprivation cannabis flowers take the stage. But the event wasn’t just about business or competition — for many, it was a place to enjoy the fruits of their labors, kick back with their friends, and listen to some cannabis-themed musical acts.
One such group was the the all-female “MuMu Crew,” a Humboldt-based band who took the stage mid-afternoon to much applause as attendees, farmers and trimmers alike, lounged on the Mateel lawn. The group performed their signature laid-back rhymes telling their stories of working in the cannabis industry from the point of view of long-time locals, who are proud of California’s most famous cash crop. Vocalist, “Hella Richtor,” told The Mendocino Voice that the group formed about four years ago with Richtor (formerly a solo performer) and Ms. Melby, but has since expanded. “We keep joining forces with some serious experienced talent powerhouses like Binacamaki, who sings raps, does it all multi-lingual, and we’re having so much fun!” Richtor wrote in an email. The group also includes musicians “Hay Hay” and “Jameel,” who weren’t in Redway), and features female performers as much as possible.
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