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'''Kussa Mahchi''' is an American musician. Closely associated with [[Saban Entertainment]], Mahchi has written and composed the music and theme songs for a number of original animated productions as well as foreign media imported to the United States. Most often paired with [[Shuki Levy]], Kussa Mahchi has written the music for shows such as ''Digimon'', ''Action Man'', the 90s ''[[Spider-Man]]'' series and ''Teknoman'' among others. Mahchi also co-wrote (with Levy) the music for the original Ocean dub of ''Dragonball Z'' and its theme song, "Rock the Dragon". | '''Kussa Mahchi''' is an American musician. Closely associated with [[Saban Entertainment]], Mahchi has written and composed the music and theme songs for a number of original animated productions as well as foreign media imported to the United States. Most often paired with [[Shuki Levy]], Kussa Mahchi has written the music for shows such as ''Digimon'', ''Action Man'', the 90s ''[[Spider-Man]]'' series and ''Teknoman'' among others. Mahchi also co-wrote (with Levy) the music for the original Ocean dub of ''Dragonball Z'' and its theme song, "Rock the Dragon". | ||
Revision as of 17:44, 10 April 2011
Kussa Mahchi is an American musician. Closely associated with Saban Entertainment, Mahchi has written and composed the music and theme songs for a number of original animated productions as well as foreign media imported to the United States. Most often paired with Shuki Levy, Kussa Mahchi has written the music for shows such as Digimon, Action Man, the 90s Spider-Man series and Teknoman among others. Mahchi also co-wrote (with Levy) the music for the original Ocean dub of Dragonball Z and its theme song, "Rock the Dragon".
Copyright claims indicate that "Kussa Mahchi" is actually a pseudonym that Haim Saban used for musical works.[1]
Series
Robots in Disguise
- International music
- Theme song
References
- ↑ "words & music: Haim Saban (Kussa Mahchi, pseud.) and Shuki Levy.", accessed 2011-04-10
