Pam Rabbit

Who is Pam Rabbit

Pam Rabbit, real name Pamela Narimanian, is a singer and songwriter from Prague with Armenian roots and a graduate of the Jaroslav Ježek Conservatory. She got to know the big stages as a backing vocalist for Mikolas Josef, whom she accompanied at Eurovision 2018 in Portugal. She then tried twice to get into the contest herself: in the 2019 Czech national selection she came third with the song Easy to Believe, and a year later she competed with the track Get Up.

After the EP Mom, I'm Lost, she released her debut album I Love the Internet in October 2023, with songs such as Anxiety, NPC, Algorithm and Space. The record won her the Anděl Award in the Female Solo Artist category, and in 2024 she was nominated for Discovery of the Year in the Český slavík poll. She also sang the song for the film Společně sami. In March 2026 she released the album Planet 33, which she presented with a concert at Forum Karlín; she recorded its single baby noaco with Ewa Farná.

Pam Rabbit writes and sings in both Czech and English. Her other collaborations include the track ANGELINA JOLIE with rapper IAM Oskar and Kletby with Slovak rapper Separ, the title song of the film Bojovník (2026).