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Prismfilter Music Group (Korean: 프리즘필터 뮤직 그룹), commonly known as Prismfilter, is a South Korean music label and production company founded in 2016.^[1] The company operates as a creative production house specializing in songwriting, composing, arrangement, artist development, and music publishing within the Korean and global pop markets.

Prismfilter Music Group was established in 2016^[2] as a production-focused company centered on songwriters and producers collaboration and intellectual property development. The company was founded by the two experienced record producers, Bumzu (Kye Beom-ju) and Anchor (Lee Ki-yong), who serve as co-CEOs and executive leaders.^[3]

In 2023, Prismfilter began acting as a music label. Jointly with 3Y Corporation, as part of a new partnership, they handled creative direction, production, management, and overall activities for the South Korean rock-influenced girl band QWER from the group’s debut period.^[4] The contract between Prismfilter and 3Y Corporation ended in 2025, with QWER management and production control shifted to 3Y Corporation.^[5][6]

In April 2025, South Korean singer-songwriter Baekho signed a label contract with Prismfilter as part of his solo career initiative and following the end of his contract with his previous agency.^[7][8]

Prismfilter is actively expanding its activities in songwriting camps, publishing partnerships, and production collaborations. In 2025, the company teamed up with the Seoul Institute of the Arts to develop future music talent through structured songwriting programs and industry-linked training initiatives.^[9][10]

Over the years, Prismfilter has worked with many artists, including Seventeen, Woodz, i-dle, IU, NCT 127, BTS's Jin, EXO's D.O., Shinee, TWS, BoyNextDoor, Zerobaseone, The Boyz, Got7, Fromis 9, QWER, Baekho, NU'EST, Artms, Yena, Nmixx, Kep1er, and many more.^[11][12]

Prismfilter functions primarily as:^[13]

• Publishing & producer management

The company manages music rights worldwide and represents producers and songwriters, helping place songs and build international collaborations.

• Music production

Prismfilter handles the full music production process, from song planning to final mixing and mastering.

• Sync & licensing

The company places music in films, TV shows, advertisements, and games to increase visibility and reach.

• Music label

Prismfilter manages artists, produces their music, and supports their business activities to grow their careers globally.

• Live band

With professional session musicians and technical staff, Prismfilter provides complete support for concerts and live performances.

As of January 2026, the Prismfilter consists of:^[14]

• Bumzu - Producer, CEO
• Anchor - Producer, CEO
• Park Ki-tae - Producer, bandmaster 
• Poptime (Park Ji-yong) - Producer
• Nathan (Lee Kyo-chang) - Producer 
• Building Owner - Producer
• Hey Farmer (Lee Seung-pil) - Producer
• Lee Beom-hun - Producer, keyboardist
• Zingo (Jeon Jin-wook) - Producer
• Willius (Kim Kyung-hwan) - Producer
• Jenny Jeon - Producer, topliner
• Shannon Bae - Topliner, singer-songwriter 
• Kang Dong-hun - Singer-songwriter
  

Category:South Korean record labels Category:Music companies of South Korea Category:Music production companies Category:Music publishing companies of South Korea Category:Companies based in Seoul