Su Lee is a South Korean indie-pop musician and multi-hyphenate creator based in Los Angeles. Gaining international recognition in 2020 with her viral bedroom-pop hit "I'll Just Dance," her music is characterized by its blend of upbeat, whimsical melodies and deeply personal, introspective lyrics. Su Lee often explores themes of mental health, loneliness, and the quirks of daily life with a distinctive blend of vulnerability, honesty, and humor. A truly independent artist, she writes, produces, and oversees the creative direction of her music, music videos, and other content. Her online presence extends across platforms including YouTube, where she shares official music videos, vlogs, and her podcast "Overthinkers Society"; Instagram, used for photography, updates, and glimpses into her life; and Twitch, where she engages with her community through live streams of music creation and casual chats. Known for her authentic, quirky persona and willingness to discuss relatable struggles like anxiety and imposter syndrome, Su Lee has fostered a dedicated community drawn to her candid approach. Having transitioned from a background in graphic design, she now primarily focuses on her music career, which includes live performances and touring. Her work has been featured in media outlets like NME, The Guardian, and Billboard, and her song "I'll Just Dance" was included in a Netflix film. Su Lee continues to evolve as an artist, consistently creating music and content that resonates with listeners seeking connection and authenticity in the digital age.