Sacramento’s own Kiii didn’t just release an album—he cracked open a whole world and let people walk through it. VOILÁ, his 15-track statement piece, landed on December 6th with features from Mistah F.A.B, Jakhari Smith, Boujee Brat, and Stevie Crooks, but the music was only one part of the impact. Kiii rolled it out with a surprise exhibition. An AI-powered woman stood like a living glitch in the room, a painter worked in real time, and a krump dancer pulled the crowd into the beat without saying a word. The whole thing streamed through LOOK Cypher, turning the drop into an instant moment.
The week after, he flooded the internet: back-to-back videos, a LOOK Cypher freestyle that caught fire, and a quiet-but-not-really announcement of an upcoming project with Mon$rock of Flipabeat Club called barcodes.
He also delivered a visual for track six, WHEN gODS LEAVE EARTH, a piece that shows exactly what he does best: sharply layered raps over production that hits like someone tightening the focus on a lens. Kiii sounds like an artist who knows exactly what he’s building and doesn’t mind if everyone needs a second to catch up.
