Career
Under her stage name Pam Rabbit, Narimanian began her musical career as a backup singer for Mikolas Josef, including at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest in Portugal. A year later, she competed to enter the Czech Republic in the same event, with her single "Easy to Believe". In 2020, she competed once more, this time with the song "Get Up", though the event was ultimately cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. She also performed with the Prague Lounge Trio.
In 2022, she released her debut EP, Mom, I'm Lost, which included songs in both Czech and English as well as a collaboration with Ben Cristovao. Her first full-length album, I Love the Internet, followed in 2023, and she presented it with her first headlining concert, at the Lucerna Music Bar in Prague. The record won her the Anděl Award for Female Singer of the Year. She promoted it by supporting Mirai on tour the following year. In 2024, she issued a deluxe edition of I Love the Internet and was later nominated as Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the Český slavík awards. That year, she contributed the song "Společně sami" to the Gaby Sittová film of the same name. In 2026, Pam Rabbit released the EP Planet 33, which includes a collaboration with Ewa Farna.
She has additionally worked with such artists as Slza, Boris Carloff, and John Wolfhooker.
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