Since 1994, Kevin Crosslin has been releasing music under the name cavestar.  His first published track was Quiet Light on Spirit of Wandjina, The Third Barramundi Sampler on Antler-Subway Records from Belgium. Shortly after, he was signed to Mindspore Records from Los Gatos CA, and assembled his self titled solo CD. Crosslin eventually joined the Mindspore team, taking on the duties of art direction, mastering and A&R. The cavestar disc made its way to college radio stations around the world, and soon caught the attention of KCRW DJ Kevin Lincoln. The two Kevins found a common interest in the LA electronic music scene, and formed K2K—a music partnership with the purpose of showcasing local groups. The result was LA Critical Mass, a complilation of bands that came together and played numerous shows together in the Los Angeles area. cavestar appears on a variety of VA discs, was tapped to provide music for the Nickolas Perry film Speedway Junky, and then went on to enjoy a year-long DJ residency at Hollywood hotspot Les Deux Cafes before escaping Los Angeles in 2004.

Crosslin now lives in Arizona, where he continues to make music, lends his mixing, mastering and art direction experience to musical colleagues, takes pictures, and grows plants.

Using iPhone video, stock footage, Adobe After Effects, and even borrowing from network television commercials,  cavestar marries his music to visuals in a mysterious and surrealistic fashion.

Download, buy or listen to cavestar tracks. Explore the studio or Kevin's latest photography, and listen to Soundcloud-banned covers, reworks and remixes.

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