Lee Yong Un, known professionally as Muzie, is a South Korean singer-songwriter, producer, composer, former member of HIGHSYDE (하이사이드), and current member of UV (유브이) and SLOW MOTION (슬로우 모션). He graduated from Hwanil High School, later from Ahyeon Industrial Information School, and also obtained an associate's degree in Practical Music from Jei University.

He began his career in 1997 as a member of a dance crew appearing in the first album of Canadian-Korean singer Louis. Then, in 2001, he debuted as a producer when he was in charge of Moon Myung Jin's album, and two years later, he joined Lee J. as part of Team Lounge.

In 2007, he composed songs for singers like Hwayobi and Richie and also released his first unofficial album as DJ Muzie. In 2009, he joined the group HIGHSYDE and made his official debut with their single album, also titled "High Syde".

In 2010, he joined Yoo Se Yoon and began the project duo UV, releasing songs completely different from what the industry had at the time and also attracting attention by featuring well-known actors or singers in their music videos.

In 2012, he released his first solo album titled "My Name is Muzie". He has appeared in many variety shows and continues to release singles in different music genres.

In 2023, he joined George Han Kim (also known as Kim Johan) and formed a project duo called SLOW MOTION. They debuted with the single "How Many Times".

He is represented by Brand New Music (브랜뉴뮤직).

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