Mike Anthony was born in London of Grenadian and Guyanese parents.  His hobbies include movies, going to the gym, football and video games.  His favourite meals are Chinese and Indian, and has a dislike of liver.

Mike Anthony started DJ'ing at the age of 16 doing house parties. At 17 he toured Europe for 3 years turning professional at 18. When he returned to London and joined local pirate radio station LWR. Two years later Rampage was formed in 1990, returning once again to the house party scene. When the houses became too small we took to the clubs from Equinox to Ministry of Sound, Roseberry to SW1, bringing the biggest urban artists to the UK, such as Snoop, Dr Dre, SWV, Dru Hill and Run DMC to name a few.  We have also hosted events for Usher, KC and JoJo, Nas, and JayZ. Rampage has now grown into a global brand, and Mike has DJ’ed all over the world.

Mike then went on to co-host a Rampage radio show with Treble T on BBC London.  Due to the success of this show Rampage moved to 1Xtra BBC on its launch in 2002, and was the first voice the national audience heard from the station. Rampage (Mike Anthony and Treble T) are still on the station to this very day, hosting a weekly show between 11:00 – 14:00 Monday to Friday.

In 2002 Mike also hosted a TV documentary for BBC2, and since then has done other TV work for the likes of MTV. We also host the largest sound stage at the Notting Hill Carnival where our guests have included the like of Shaggy, Sway, Ms Dynamite, and Sean Paul.

In 2003 Rampage (Mike and Treble T) hosted Wyclef Jean’s birthday party in Miami. Mike is also championing the anti-violence movement in London and works voluntarily on many community projects.

In his spare time what little Mike has, he coaches two Sunday league football teams having gained his coaching badge.

The future for Mike and Rampage looks bright with more television projects, world tour and the success of 1XTRA