Show Notes
Chuck Dizzle goes Live & Direct with Dazy Lyn as she breaks down her debut project The L.A. Baby — a release she calls her “actual baby.” She opens up about overcoming setbacks, how ayahuasca changed her life, working with legends like Havoc from Mob Deep, connecting with fellow lyricists Mozzy, Coyote, Murkemz and why her commanding voice cuts through every track she’s on.
On this Home Grown conversation Dazy explains Why she calls The L.A. Baby her “actual baby” and what it took to deliver it. How ayahuasca helped her heal childhood trauma, embrace sobriety, and believe in her gift. Discovering music through chance studio sessions while still running her salon (The Dazy Cut). The story behind Havoc of Mobb Deepfinding her music and blessing her first project. How Mozzy jumped on board after hearing her unapologetically “press play.” Performing at Rhymefest and in front of Sway on The Wake Up Show. Building a career with no industry co-signs, just courage and consistency. Dazy Lyn is cementing herself as one of LA’s most important new voices — and The L.A. Baby proves she’s here to stay.
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