Solarrio, the multi-talented musician born David Barenboim, is making waves in the music scene with his latest track, "NLF", featuring the dynamic and culturally innovative Holland Izz. The song, a fusion of Popfunk, Dancepop, and Funk, pays homage to the legendary sounds of the eighties while delivering an irresistibly uptempo and funky dance experience.

Growing up in a household of classical musicians, Solarrio embarked on a unique musical journey. He explored rock bands during his school years and eventually fell in love with music production, inspired by hip-hop and freestyle sessions with local rap crews. For over a decade, he made a name for himself as one of Germany's top hip-hop producers. However, Solarrio decided to shift his focus to his own music, resulting in a captivating blend of synthpop and RNB/Funk.

Solarrio's debut album, "All The Wrong Places", is scheduled for a spring 2024 release on Playel Records, and "NLF" is a sensational preview of what's to come. The track was created in collaboration with Alhassan Sakho, Solarrio's frequent creative partner. Solarrio shares, "I knew I wanted to get Holland Izz on this song, I was looking for the right track to feature him on. This felt like a perfect fit since we're both huge Rick James/Prince fans and this song definitely feels like an homage to them. I decided to use a vocal sample from another Holland Izz song that I co-produced called "Do it on the concrete". The part where he says "She a nasty lil freak". Once I added that it all started coming together and Holland sent me his verse back. Definitely not the last song we will be doing together. "

Holland Izz, hailing from Compton, California, is a recording artist and record producer who is reinventing the sound of contemporary hip-hop. His distinctive style, characterized by energy-fueled delivery and clever bars, has earned him recognition from top hip-hop blogs, including XXL, Lyrical Lemonade, and No Jumper. Holland Izz's collaboration with Solarrio on "NLF" showcases their shared love for the classics and sets the stage for more exciting music to come.

Solarrio expresses his passion for the track, stating, "I'm a huge eighties RNB/Funk fan—Prince, Rick James, anything produced by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis. I really wanted to bring that kind of vibe back with my debut album. This particular song is definitely an homage. Upbeat, groovy, fun, and funky. It's one of my favorites from my album!"