List of songs written by Lee Joo-heon

Lee Joo-heon is a South Korean rapper and songwriter, also known by the stage name Joohoney. He is a member of South Korean boy group Monsta X and has been a credited writer on the majority of their discography.[1][2] He is a credited writer and producer for his solo work.[3] He has also written and produced work for other artists and groups, including fellow labelmates Mad Clown,[4] Cravity,[5] and groupmates Minhyuk and Hyungwon's solo work.[6]

Prior to his debut, Jooheon began writing songs, mostly with other artists on his label, Starship Entertainment. He wrote for the boy group Boyfriend and the girl group C-REAL prior to his debut.[7] He again worked with Boyfriend several years later in 2017, for their sixth EP Never End, writing their lead single, the tropical pop song "Star", alongside Jeongmin of Boyfriend. He also produced their song "Falling".[8] Both prior to his debut and after joining Monsta X, he collaborated with the rapper Mad Clown, writing lyrics for Mad Clown's work and for the collaborative songs they released.[9] His early style was recognized for its witty lyrics and tight rap, which showed an aggressive style.[10]

Since Monsta X's debut in 2015, Jooheon has been involved in songwriting for the group's discography, primarily in writing his raps for all of their albums, as well as more extensive writing and producing for several of their songs, garnering praise for his unique musicality.[11][12] In Monsta X's most recent Korean EP, Fantasia X, beyond writing his raps for the album, his two songs that he wrote and produced, "Flow" and "Stand Up", were noted for how they stood as two opposing songs on the album, a self-reflective track and a bright cheery song with an optimistic message. They were both noted for showing the softer side of Jooheon's usually aggressive music style, reflecting his versatility as an artist.[2][13][14]

In 2020, Jooheon wrote and produced "Jumper" for Cravity's debut EP Season 1. Hideout: Remember Who We Are, which brought wider coverage and attention to the new group's debut. They had the highest album sales of newly debuted artists for the first half of 2020.[5][15]