Grant Wilson-Claridge

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Grant Wilson-Claridge is a record label co-owner from Cornwall, South West England. He met Richard D. James (Aphex Twin) while DJing around Cornwall. They made good friends and started Rephlex records together.

Grant was going to release music under the name IG-88, but it never seemed to happen, and Grant carried on with DJing and putting out records. He often performs at gigs under the pseudonym "DJ Rephlex Records".

Rephlex is now a world famous label who put out the likes of AFX, Squarepusher, Luke Vibert (Amen Andrews), Ceephax Acid Crew, Cylob, DMX Krew, Bogdan Raczynski, The Bug, Ovuca, Kosmik Kommando, Global Goon, and many others.

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