Holland Izz is back with a new single called “Hood Therapy,” featuring fellow LA artist MC BXB. The track feels like a deep dive into what it was like growing up in Los Angeles back in the ‘90s. Aka, raw, real, and full of emotion.
The song has a gritty, old-school vibe. You can hear the influence of classic LA hip-hop with hard-hitting drums and a beat that sounds like it came straight from a ‘90s movie. Holland Izz uses his verses to talk about the struggles of growing up in the hood, from family issues to street life, and how music has always been his form of therapy.
MC BXB adds his own flavor to the track, with a verse that tells his side of the story. His words match the energy of the song and give it even more depth. Together, the two rappers give listeners a real look at what it means to stay strong through tough times.
The music video brings the story to life even more. It shows old LA streets, lowriders, and scenes that feel like real moments from their childhoods. It’s not the shiny, Hollywood version of LA — it’s the one they lived through. You can tell the video is a tribute to where they came from and the people who shaped them.
“Hood Therapy” shows a new side of Holland Izz. Thus, it’s more serious, more personal, and just as creative. It’s a powerful song that sticks with you, especially if you’ve been through your own ups and downs.
Check out “Hood Therapy” now and get a glimpse of the real LA through the eyes of Holland Izz and MC BXB.
