Ed Starink
Real Name:
Eduward A.J. Starink
Profile:
Keyboardist, songwriter and producer, born 17 December 1952 in the Netherlands.
During the 1970s he formed pop-jazz group Gamma (9) and worked as a session musician and recording engineer. Starink started his own studio in 1982 and record label Star Inc. Music in 1986, specializing in albums with cover versions and interpretations of popular songs and classical repertoire.
In 1989 he started a collaboration with the Arcade label that would last until 1996 and released many best-selling albums such as the Synthesizer Greatest and Synthétiseur series.
During the 1970s he formed pop-jazz group Gamma (9) and worked as a session musician and recording engineer. Starink started his own studio in 1982 and record label Star Inc. Music in 1986, specializing in albums with cover versions and interpretations of popular songs and classical repertoire.
In 1989 he started a collaboration with the Arcade label that would last until 1996 and released many best-selling albums such as the Synthesizer Greatest and Synthétiseur series.
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Aliases:
A Close Call,
Andromeda Project,
Ed Starink Philharmonia,
Hollywood Studio Orchestra (2),
London Starlight Orchestra,
Philippe L'Auran,
Space Magic,
Star Inc.,
Star Voyager,
Synthetiseur Orchestra,
The Broadway Stage Orchestra,
The Merry Carol Singers,
The New Star Orchestra,
The Royal Club Disco Stars,
The Studio London Orchestra
In Groups:
Gamma (9),
Radio City Singers,
The Eddy Starr Orchestra & Singers,
The Eddy Starr Singers,
The London Starlight Orchestra, Singers & Soloists,
The Studio London Orchestra & Singers
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January 9, 2014