Ed Starink (born Eduward A. J. Starink on 17 December 1952 in Apeldoorn), also known as Star Inc., is a Dutch composer, arranger, session musician and record producer. He is best known for his albums in which he cover versioned different hits, film and television themes, which were released under the Arcade record label and his Star Inc. Music label. Eduward A.J. Starink was born on 17 December 1952 in Apeldoorn, Netherlands. Since his childhood he was fascinated by music and taught himself to play many musical instruments like the piano, flute and guitar. Later he would study classical piano and composition. During his studies, he worked for several major recording studios in the Netherlands. As a keyboardist he was engaged to accompany the Beach Boys on the Hammond organ, and also to play keyboards for David Bowie. In 1965, he played guitar, bass and piano in small bands and in 1970 he formed the group Gamma, composed the music and played the synthesizer EMS Synthi AKS in it. Starink graduated in 1976, later giving his own Music Academy lectures. In 1981 released their debut album, Cristallin influenced primarily by Maurice Ravel and in 1983 he bought the Fairlight CMI-2 and composed the "Big Brother Suite", inspired by George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four book. In that same year, he released his next album Syndrome. More information...
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