Originally from Houston, Texas, Josef Gordon is a dynamic singer and songwriter whose music journey began in the pews of his childhood church, where he lent his voice to national broadcasts at a young age. By 14, he was already writing songs—laying the foundation for a career defined by versatility, soulful expression, and cross-genre success. In 2024, Josef co-wrote the holiday single “What a Christmas” for Warner Records artist NLE Choppa, blending festive flair with hip-hop edge. His songwriting has also earned international acclaim—most notably with “Wasted in Love” on the US Billboard #3 album by New Zealand reggae band Katchafire.

A sought-after collaborator, Josef has penned songs spanning pop, R&B, country, gospel, and contemporary worship. He studied closely under the mentorship of legendary Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee Jeff Barry (Be My Baby, Christmas (Baby Please Come Home))—learning the craft of story-driven pop songwriting from one of the greats. His early professional breakthrough came through co-writing with acclaimed Christian artist Jimmy Needham, leading to a growing catalog of high-profile credits.

Josef's work has been featured across major platforms and networks, including sync placements in The View, American Idol, Dancing with the Stars, Access Hollywood, and The Office. His voice and songs have appeared in film and television, from HBO series to Hallmark’s My Christmas Love, and he contributed the opening theme to the autobiographical documentary Nick Vujicic: Biography of a Determined Man, which Oprah featured on her show.

Additional highlights include a yearlong sync campaign for Jeep/Chrysler across Europe, chart success with the Carlo Astuti remix of “Somebody’s Her” (No. 1 on Beatport), and song features in indie films like La Cantinera and Jean-Claude Van Damme’s Full Love (Shanghai International Film Festival). He also co-wrote original music for Jambalaya the Musical, which debuted in New Orleans.

With a catalog that balances emotional storytelling and commercial appeal, Josef continues to bridge genres, cultures, and platforms—writing songs that resonate worldwide.