
Kiiōtō
Kiiōtō and Lou Rhodes perform at Paard in Den Haag.
Lou Rhodes is a British singer-songwriter from Manchester, best known as the voice and co-founder of trip-hop duo Lamb, whose 1990s breakthrough included the landmark track "Gorecki". Both Lamb's debut and her solo album Beloved One (2006) received Mercury Music Prize nominations. She now records and performs as one half of Kiiōtō alongside pianist Rohan Heath, releasing their debut album As Dust We Rise in 2024 to critical acclaim.
Kiiōtō released their second album Black Salt on April 17, 2026, self-released and positively received by the press.
Black Salt was placed on Bandcamp New & Notable and compared by reviewers to the rise of a new wave of trip-hop.
Kiiōtō released the debut single "Butterfly" as a preview of Black Salt, described as a dark critique of narcissism.
Kiiōtō debuted with the album As Dust We Rise, recorded after a road trip through Louisiana and released in 2024 to critical acclaim.

Kiiōtō and Lou Rhodes perform at Paard in Den Haag.

Lou Rhodes (Lamb) and pianist Rohan Heath perform as Kiiōtō with their album Black Salt, a blend of jazz, broken beat and soul featuring guest musicians.

Kiiōtō and Lou Rhodes perform an intimate concert at Willem Twee Toonzaal.