Record Producer, Ras Anthony Gordon, has been a lover of reggae music from his youthful days while growing up in Kingston, Jamaica, where the neighborhood sound systems such as Socialist Roots, El Paso and Ray Symbolic ruled the dancehall. Some of the hottest artists of the day such as Dillinger, Big Youth, Trinity, Linval Thompson, Dennis Brown and Gregory Isaacs, were featured at every session.

In 1976, Gordon migrated to New York where the main source of Caribbean musical culture was radio programming with disc jockeys such as Gil Bailey, Ken Williams and others. Main stream radio personality, Frankie Cracker, used to feature lots of Bob Marley selections and, over the years, Anthony Gordon became a collector of reggae music now boasting an impressive line up of titles.

After relocating to South Florida, Gordon met Bernard Hall, electronic engineer and sound operator of Chad Supreme Disco. Bernard invited Anthony to join forces in establishing Chad Supreme Recording Studio in Miami. Gordon was initiated as a producer with songs like "Plague" and "Wash" by Ras Abuna and Ventura respectively, both songs were released as singles on Gordon's RAS-I label. To date, RAS-I label has issued over twenty, singles featuring artists such as; Lady Saw, Elephant Man, Freddie McGregor, Mikey Spice, Michelle Gordon, Ricky Rudy, Danny English, Mr. Lex and Harry Toddler. In addition, Gordon has released a various Artists CD "Reggae Dancehall Fever - Volume 1".

Gordon has added a new label - King Judah - also owned by RAS-I Productions and a new CD with Michelle Gordon titled "Michelle Michelle". Slated for early release are over eight new singles with the likes of George Nooks, Lukie-D, Rudy Thomas, Michelle Gordon, Fiona, Anthony B and more, all on the Ras-I Label. So stay tuned for the hits coming from this exciting stable.

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