Show Notes
Chuck Dizzle sits down Live & Direct with LA Wray—a multifaceted artist representing South Central LA with heart, hustle, and a whole lot of authenticity.
In this episode, LA Wray gets real about almost walking away from music, relocating to Arizona for work, and ultimately returning to LA to go all-in on her purpose. She breaks down how poetry, clown dancing, and life in the mental health field all shaped her sound and story.
We talk about the sold-out LA Wray Experience show, the intention behind her performances, and why she made it a point to rep her city’s culture—from lowriders to Tommy the Clown. She opens up on how working in foster care fuels her passion for underserved communities, and the ongoing journey of balancing Morgan (her real self) with LA Wray (the artist).
We also dive into her latest project Four Different Wrays, what’s next musically, and how staying rooted in faith, family, and community keeps her grounded in a game that often tests you. Whether you’ve been tapped in or just now getting familiar—this Home Grown convo is full of inspiration, healing, and hard truths for artists trying to find their voice and own their lane.
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