Chang Seung Yeon is a South Korean singer, dancer and former member of CLC (씨엘씨). She graduated from Seoul Performing Arts High School, and before debuting, she was a backup dancer for G.NA. She also performed with fellow trainees in street busking events that benefit children with disabilities.

She made her debut in March 2015 as the group's leader, main dancer, lead vocalist and sub-rapper with their first mini-album, "First Love". In 2016, the group debuted in Japan with the EP "High Heels", and the following year, they changed their concept to include more hip-hop.

CLC continued to promote and release music until late 2020, when issues began with CUBE Entertainment (큐브엔터테인먼트) and their contracts. In March 2022, she announced her departure from the group and the company as her contract expired. A few months later, CUBE Entertainment released a statement saying the group would be "discontinued" as they had no more activities for them. A bit later, Sorn announced on a Tik-Tok post that CLC had actually not disbanded, just on an indefinite hiatus and blamed CUBE Entertainment for allegedly not wanting to promote them, so the actual group status is not clear.

In 2023, she made her debut as a soloist with the single "Not a Friend" and also signed with Wild Entertainment Group (와일드 엔터테인먼트 그룹).

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