Performance · Production
Ed Starink
real name Eduward A.J. Starink
keyboardist, songwriter & producer
Apeldoorn, Netherlands · b. 1952-12-17
Ed Starink is credited on 611 releases across 161 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1973–2019 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

611
Credits
161
Albums
5
Decades active
21
In collections
Biography
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Keyboardist, songwriter and producer, born 17 December 1952 in the Netherlands.
During the 1970s he formed pop-jazz group Gamma 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.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
611 releases · 161 albums · active 1973–2019
- Performance · 1,381
- Production · 337
- Engineering · 138
- Other credits · 31
- Mastering · 1
Studios: The Star Inc. Music Studio · Soundpush Studios · M.C.R. Studios · Dureco Studio
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Breakdance
1984

Synthesizer Greatest
1989

Synthesizer Greatest Volume 2
1989

Synthesizer Greatest Volume 3
1989

Synthesizer Greatest Gold
1992

Synthesizer Greatest The Classical Masterpieces
1990

Synthesizer Greatest Volume 5 - The Final Episode
1990

Synthétiseur 4 - Les Plus Grands Thèmes
1990

Synthesizer Greatest Volume 4
1990

Synthétiseur 2 - Les Plus Grands Thèmes
1989

Back To The Future (18 Science Fiction Film Themes)
1986

Summerwine
1986

Inner Spirits
1985

Focus
1985

Goodbye, My Love, Goodbye
1973

The Power
1986
Frequent collaborators
- Demis Roussos
- Unknown Artist
- Star Inc.
- Various
- Nancy Boyd
- The Studio London Orchestra
- Andromeda Project
- Starink
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