Paza Rahm

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Paza Rahm (formerly known as just Paza) is a Swedish chiptune and electronica artist. He is brother of the electronic music artist Psilodump. He gained much fame for being featured on three Beck singles; Hell Yes, Girl and E-Pro (7"). He has been an active member of the Swedish electronica collective/label/netlabel The X-Dump since 2003. He has also been featured on the netlabels 8bitpeoples, and childrenofdos and runs a label called Ninjani Diskus.