Paze Zetalla a Finnish guitarist born in 1987 started noodling around  the six string over twenty years ago. He comes from artistic family and as the oldest of the offspring mainly focused on music while the younger sisters inspired on visual arts as well.  

His first instrument was an acoustic guitar but the real lighting struck on his consciousness when he saw Children of Bodom playing live in his hometown. The promise he made himself was that ”he will excercise the electric guitar as long as he can play everything he wants to learn." A childish dream that pushed him to obsession and relentless excercise. That young boy´s dream was to build a studio one day to record his own music and play all the instruments by himself. That goal was achieved twenty years later.      

During his early adulthood he played in various projects varying from rock and party cover bands to black metal. Even though he focused on guitar prone music he was always keen about exploring new instruments and musical influences. Enthusiam grew over the genres and little by little trance and techno lurked in to his playlists. First progressive/vocal trance, later psytrance and techno. Techno can be blamed on Boris Brejcha and his pumping basslines. 

Nowadays Paze is still a music addict. There is not a single day without playing, listening or producing music. The main goal is to make something twisted and different, to mix different styles and bring electric guitar as a quest star in EDM music. 

Interview with me on Wavy Magazine:

https://www.wavymagazine.com/paze-zetalla-a-journey-of-passion-persistence-and-innovation-in-music

Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist! - Pablo Picaso

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Welcome to my twisted fairy land, 
My name is Hailie but I go by Hayze.
Sometimes it gets dark in here but most of the time it’s magical. 
Either way it’s a beautiful place to be so come join me.

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