About

Rollingstone magazine calls her the artist to watch and the DIY queen, we call her a POWERHOUSE. Crystal Starr, a trailblazing pop artist with over 20 years of professional experience,

combines an 80s-inspired creativity with a powerful, captivating sound that stands out in

today's music industry. A true DIY innovator, Crystal manages every aspect of her career,

from songwriting and recording to directing and producing her own music videos, often

with the help of her family.

Her remarkable DIY ethos recently caught the attention of Rolling Stone, highlighting her

entrepreneurial approach as comparable to the efficiency of tech startups. Her viral success

includes her self-produced single "Too Late," a project completed in just 24 hours, proving

simplicity and ingenuity can achieve monumental results.

Two-time award-winning recording artist Crystal Starr, as The Source Magazine calls her “The Girl with the Golden Voice,” has captivated audiences all over the world. Her colorful visuals, powerful voice, and pop-feel-good aesthetic are thrillingly mesmerizing. Crystal's fun and unique style has a modern day twist to ‘80s and ‘90s pop music. Her latest single “Too Late” hit #14 on the Itunes Pop Charts and her last single “Good Times” hit #3 on the Commercial pop charts in the UK, #4 in France and #08 in Germany. As an artist, she encapsulates the iconic pop stars of the past and present: J.Lo, Tina Turner and Whitney Houston. She is a singer, songwriter, producer, CEO, philanthropist, and founder of non profit Little Voices, Crystal Starr is an artist with music in her soul and purpose in her heart.

 

The talented and bilingual artist, born to a Puerto Rican mother and an African American father, recalls growing up surrounded by music. Whether it was Madonna, Prince, or Salsa, Crystal had a full experience of different music genres, many of which have influenced her musical journey. Her distinctive voice and stage presence are often compared to the likes of Beyonce, Mariah Carey, J.Lo, and even Whitney Houston.

 

At only sixteen years of age, Crystal landed her first professional gig singing for pop sensation Jessica Simpson. Since then, she has been unstoppable as she’s shared and has opened up the stage for major artists like Ariana Grande, Stevie Wonder, Kanye West, John Legend, Paul Stanley, Drake, Lady Gaga, The Jacksons, Pitbull, Neo, and more. She currently tours with powerhouse 80s girl group Klymaxx,“Meeting in the Ladies Room”, and KISS's frontline singer, Paul Stanley, in his group Soul Station. 

 

Starring on Broadway in New York, playing the role of Doris of the 60's girl group “The Shirelles”, Crystal wowed audiences every night belting out hits like “Mamma Said” and “Hes So Fine” in the hit Broadway Show Baby It's You. She recently headlined at the Electric Forest Festival attended by over 100,000 people, sharing the stage with String Cheese Incident. The powerhouse singer-songwriter has released three albums, and her second, album, #SHE, had two singles in the top 100 music charts. Coming off her latest hit single, “Good Times”, produced by Crystal Starr and Grammy Nominated producers Bizkit and Butta, which has been taking radio by storm, Crystal is set to release the next single, ‘Too Late’, also produced also by Grammy Award nominated producers Bizkit and Butta, off of her forthcoming album, Pop Starr.

 

In 2011, after having seen first-hand the many hardships and disappointments foster kids endure, Crystal realized she could combine her passion for music and serving others to help represent those who feel they are voiceless. Crystal is the founder of Little Voices Nonprofit, which has impacted over 1 million young lives in foster care and inner city youth with their concert programming and inner city mentoring programs. As seen on tour, Crystal Starr’s powerful voice and high energy dynamic stage presence continues to captivate her fans worldwide.

 

Press Quotes

 

“ Crystal Starr: THE GIRL WITH THE GOLDEN VOICE. Crystal isn’t the average “pop” artist, so she made it her mission to incorporate music into her Foundation and entrepreneurial ventures. When asked to share how she brings music to the lives of foster children and the role of her Foundation, “Little Voices,” and though “She Sessions” play in our youth’s daily lives, she replied, “I think I was meant to speak up for the voiceless, and I have made it a priority to involve children in everything I do musically and as an entrepreneur and philanthropist.” - The Source by Shawn Grant

 

"Crystal Starr was born to sing, something she prides herself in doing since she can remember. Growing up in San Gabriel Valley, the singer-songwriter used to roll on the floor pretending she was Tina Turner — showcasing her love for 90’s R&B and pop. With her smooth, sultry voice, she serenades relatable, real-life lyrics over slick beats equipped with undeniable catchy hooks." - Flaunt Magazine by Shirley Ju

 

"Crystal Starr has a powerful voice both on and off the stage. The California native commits to being both an advocate and spokeswoman for women and the youth all around the globe. She spreads awareness through both her music and her nonprofit Little Voices. Not only that, but Starr also has a concert series, She Sessions, produced through her nonprofit." - The Garnett Report by