Today’s person imma blog about is Gussie Glarke.

Augustus “Gussie” Clarke (born 1953, Kingston, Jamaica), is a reggae producer who worked with some of the top Jamaican reggae artists in the 1970s and later set up his own Music Works studio.

I met Gussie at Anchor Studio in 2005. Lemme tell you how the connection was made.

In 2004 i did the Spiritual War Rhythm with Radic for his song entitled “Spiritual War” in which APS production guys who i was working with, they hustled the rhythm to gyptian’s producer, “spragga” who voiced Gyptian on the rhythm . It was all a complicated scenario, so i was advised to look for a publisher. Someone referred me to Gussie who they said was the best in the Caribbean so i started to inquire. My friend Roneisha, who was also pursuing her singing career i did some tracks for her in my home studio setup and Gussie heard the tracks and were interested in signing me to his company. I got signed in June 2005 to a publishing deal, as i was very excited and hungry to do music, i frequently started to visit Anchor Studio to learn as much as i can from any and everybody. It was there i started to use protools and got the chance to be exposed to studio technologies. Gussie provided a room for me and other creators to expound on our talent. I even referred a few friends to Gussie to get signed and we worked on projects with Gussie.

Well big up to Gussie, i got to meet a lot of influential people in the music business, I got a chance to have publishing interests on Rihanna’s first official album “A Girl Like Me”, I mixed my first movie “Glory to Glorianna”, i learned protools, i learned the music business, etc.

Right now he continues to be one of the most influential persons in the Jamaican music industry, also being the authorized Digidesign dealer in Jamaica. Read the rest of this entry »