Kim Jun Seon is a South Korean singer, composer, professor, and former member of CULT (컬트). He graduated from Sangmoon High School and later obtained a bachelor's degree in Philosophy from Yonsei University.

He first participated in the 1990 KBS University Song Festival, where he reached the finals with the single "Arabian Night". Then, in 1992, he made his official debut by releasing a re-arranged dance version of the song he competed with.

He enlisted for his mandatory military service in October 1994 and was discharged in October 1996. Afterwards, he joined the project rock band CULT and debuted with their first song, "When I Hold You in My Arms". The band released a second album in 1997 but soon disbanded afterwards.

He then worked mainly as an OST producer and a composer, creating the music for the Korean-Japanese animation "Geisters" and the movie "Bichunmoo". He is also an adjunct professor at Myongji College and the CEO of his own label, UJMC Entertainment (UJMC 엔터테인먼트).

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