Crosby is a founding member of the Irish band
Juniper along with
Damien Rice and later of
Bell X1 along with
Paul Noonan, Dominic Phillips and
David Geraghty with whom he recorded four records and toured the world extensively between 1996 and 2008. In 2006, Crosby devised, curated and produced
The Cake Sale, a collective that featured high profile members of the Irish music scene including
Glen Hansard,
Gary Lightbody (
Snow Patrol),
Lisa Hannigan,
Damien Rice,
Gemma Hayes,
Neil Hannon (
The Divine Comedy),
The Thrills and
Bell X1 along with
Nina Persson (
The Cardigans),
Josh Ritter and
Nick Seymour (
Crowded House). Having sold double platinum in Ireland, the record was released worldwide, and received further recognition when the song 'Some Surprise' was featured in the ABC drama ''
Grey's Anatomy''. All profits from the Cake Sale go to the charity
Oxfam. To date The Cake Sale has raised in excess of €300,000. Crosby now focuses on film scoring and has gained recognition for producing haunting cinematic scores for a range of feature films, documentaries and gallery installations. He has also scored several international commercials, and is the founder of Caravan Music who produce bespoke scores for some of the world's biggest brands. Crosby was a central collaborator on
Starboard Home as part of the Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme. He is a graduate of
Trinity College Dublin and has been on the board of directors of the
Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) since 2009, and is the Chair of the newly formed Screen Composers Guild of Ireland. He operates the publishing label Kick the Tyre, and lives with his wife and three children on the south east coast of Ireland. ==Discography==