Delulu with Ryan Lu

Kelon Campbell comes on as himself and we talk about everything, from playing Terri Jo and how that character even became what it is, to what it feels like having something you created take on a life of its own. We get into him filming his first movie, which is the Terri Jo movie, stepping into acting in a real way and bringing that character into a completely new space.
We also talk about the other side of it all, the pressure to constantly be creating, moments where you just want to disappear and do nothing, and how that feels living in Los Angeles where it feels like you’re not allowed to slow down. It’s about identity, delusion, ambition, and what’s actually real underneath all of it.

Lolo joins the podcast to talk about her upcoming album God Forbid a Girl Spits Out Her Feelings! and what it’s like putting your emotions out there through music. She talks about how the project came together, how it connects to her debut album, and why she’s never been afraid to say exactly what she’s feeling in her songs.
We also get into performing live, the chaos that can happen on stage, and the time someone literally threw water at her during a show. It’s a fun, honest conversation about songwriting, being vulnerable as an artist, and everything that comes with sharing your feelings with the world.

This week on Delulu, Magdalene is here and we get into everything. She talks about her new music and what’s coming with her upcoming album, plus what it’s been like working with Slushpuppy and finding that creative chemistry. We also dive into how being from New Mexico has shaped her sound and aesthetic, from the desert energy to the mysticism and isolation that really lives inside her art.

Of course we had to talk about the Lady Gaga and Madonna comparisons too, and she shares why she actually loves them. We get into ambition, theatrics, owning your influence, and not being afraid to be a little larger than life. It’s such a good conversation about confidence, vision, and fully stepping into who you are as an artist.

In this episode, Jayo joins the show to talk about the journey leading up to his highly anticipated debut album and the personal experiences that shaped his sound. He opens up about finding his artistic identity, navigating creativity in the digital age, and what it really took to turn years of passion into a fully realized project.

We also dive into his rapid rise on TikTok, how viral moments changed the trajectory of his career, and the realities of navigating both social media and the music industry as a minority. From building a loyal fanbase online to overcoming industry barriers and turning internet success into lasting artistry, Jayo shares an honest and insightful conversation about growth, representation, and stepping confidently into a new era.

This week on the podcast, I’m joined by the incredibly talented Taylor Felt for a conversation all about artistry, growth, and finding your voice. We get into how she’s developed her sound, what drives her creatively, and the intention behind the music she’s putting into the world. Taylor shares what this current chapter means to her and how she continues to push herself while staying authentic to who she is as an artist.
We also dive into her new single “Move a Little” and the story behind it, along with what fans can expect from her upcoming second EP. From the emotional themes she is exploring to the energy she is bringing into this next body of work, this episode is full of insight, inspiration, and an inside look at what is coming next for her.