NPR Music's Tiny Desk concerts have transitioned to virtual performances, bringing music from around the world to audiences at home. In a recent Tiny Desk (home) concert, Lous and The Yakuza delivered an elegant performance from the Book Bar in the Hôtel Grand Amour in Paris. Despite the smooth and warm music, the French lyrics carry deep and disturbing themes reflecting Lous' backstory.

Lous and The Yakuza, born Marie-Pierra Kakoma, is a Congolese-Belgian artist known for her work as a singer, rapper, songwriter, model, and artist. She gained recognition with her debut singles "Dilemme," "Tout est gore," and "Solo," leading up to the release of her debut album "Gore" in October 2020, produced by el Guincho.

The Tiny Desk performance highlighted Lous' unique musical style, blending elements of rap, soul, and pop. Her emotive vocals and poignant lyrics create a mesmerizing atmosphere, drawing listeners into her world. The intimate setting of the concert added to the emotional depth of her performance, showcasing the raw talent and artistry that defines Lous and The Yakuza's music.