Holland Izz is a funk-inspired rap artist and sonic architect from the vibrant streets of Compton, California. Blending the raw cadence of hip-hop with the bounce and soul of classic funk, he crafts music that’s both forward-thinking and rooted in legacy. Influenced by legends like Rick James, Bootsy Collins, and George Clinton, Holland Izz injects every beat with electric charisma and unapologetic originality.

In 2022, his connection with fans was solidified when he took home the Fan Favorite Award on Revolt TV—a reflection of his growing impact and undeniable presence. His boundary-pushing sound has earned co-signs from key tastemakers such as Zane Lowe, XXL, Lyrical Lemonade, Homegrown Radio, and DJ Booth, all acknowledging his innovation and authenticity in a genre often plagued by repetition.

This year, Holland Izz hit a major milestone as a featured artist in the official SXSW Music Showcase, performing across two stages dedicated to Rap and Funk, further cementing his role as a genre-blurring force to watch. He also co-headlined a 10-date tour alongside fellow rap artist MC BXB, bringing his animated energy and signature sound to stages across the country.

His recent releases—“Wig On a Pig”, the West Coast-stamped “P&B” featuring Trizz & Cypress Moreno, and the introspective anthem “Hood Therapy” featuring MC BXB—highlight his versatility and ever-evolving artistry.

With cadence-driven bars, cartoonish flair, and undeniable funk DNA, Holland Izz isn’t just making music—he’s shaping a sound all his own. In a landscape full of copies, he remains a bold original, pushing culture forward with every beat.

David Barenboim, known artistically as Solarrio, whose journey reflects an eclectic combination of cultural influences and the pursuit of musical innovation. Born into a family immersed in classical music, David's early life was marked by a growing fascination with pop, hip-hop, and electronic music.
Growing up between Paris, Chicago and Berlin, David found himself drawn to pop and electronic music, genres that would later define his work.

Solarrio’s debut album "All the Wrong Places," released in 2024, is a culmination of his experiences and musical evolution. The album, characterized by its upbeat, fun-loving vibe, still carries the emotional depth. His next album "Toxicology" is slated for a Fall 2025 release, including tracks like "That's Not Me" and "So Many Questions".

From classical music to a pop music innovator, his journey is a testament to the power of embracing change and staying true to one's artistic vision.