After learning to play the guitar as a kid, coupled with his vast interest in music, Craig knew his future lay somewhere within the music industry. Son of the late Scottish music legend DJ Tom Wilson, you could say music runs in the blood - but with this came massive shoes to fill and an immediate expectancy to do well. Despite all the pressure, Craig flourished and ever since his first club gig aged 17, he hasn't looked back. 

His first taste of playing music to an audience actually began at the tender age of 14 at Tynecastle Park, home of Heart of Midlothian Football Club, where he would help his uncle Scott with his stadium announcing duties by coordinating the music prematch and at half time for him to an audience of thousands. The buzz he received from doing this helped spur him on further, and he was soon taking up a position at his high school’s lunchtime radio station ‘Star Radio’ aged 16.

Fast forward 10 years and you have a multi award winning DJ, voted number 5 in Scotland's annual DJ Poll alongside Calvin Harris among others. After taking his hometown of Edinburgh by storm, he was soon to be doing guest slots across the UK and beyond from the legendary Space Nightclub in Ibiza to the Ministry of Sound Club in London. He has been asked to support a number of world famous acts right across the dance music spectrum from Tiesto, Hardwell, Nicky Romero, Laidback Luke and Swedish House Mafia, to MK, Duke Dumont, Route 94 and many more. He represented Edinburgh at the world renowned Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project and has consistently appeared at some of the UK biggest dance events and festivals.

His music productions have also been causing a bit of a stir lately, particularly his remix of Edinburgh singer/songwriter Beattie’s track ‘We Are Stars’ which became the official goal celebration anthem of Heart of Midlothian Football Club during their championship-winning campaign of 2014/15 at the 18,000 capacity Tynecastle stadium - a significant achievement, seeming particularly appropriate at the place where it all began.

Throughout 2015, this in-demand DJ’s schedule has been jam packed up and down the country, and that looks set to continue with dates pencilled in as far as 2016, testament to the passion, commitment and determination shown by this every popular DJ.

The tail end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011 saw the band make some waves in the local music scene as they secured some noteworthy supporting slots with acts such as Falkirk legends "The Ray Summers", former "Seahorses" front man "Chris Helme" and Glasgow's hot prospects "The River 68's" to name a few. That coupled with a triumphant display at Glasgow's famous Barrowlands venue signed off a very
impressive start to this bands assault on the UK music circuit.

In 2012 The Difference continued to spread their musical wings, they played a sold out show supporting Scottish rockers "The Law", the prestigious In-Store session at Glasgow's Pretty Green boutique,a sold out show at Glasgow's world famous King Tut's(supporting Life in Film)Many shows around the country topped of with sold out show after sold out show at their spiritual home 20 Rocks in Falkirk.

The band have been busy in the recording studio as of the beginning of 2013 and their début E.P which is available from ITunes now!

2013 The Difference smashed a sold out headline show in Feb at Glasgow's "The Garage" and have had a blast tearing up the festival circuit with shows at Glasgow's "Garage" on Apr 27th as part of PMCJ Events Hijack Festival and then onto Stereofunk Festival 2013 on May 5th at Strathclyde Park followed by a show at Dundee's 20Rocks venue to support Dundee rockers "The View" on May 12th and bringing their sounds to the masses!

Aspirations for 2014 are to play as many shows/festivals as possible, continue on the road around the UK starting at home in Falkirk's North Star venue(28/02/14) then onto Glasgow's famous Nice N Sleazy(15/03/2014) and to continue growing our faithful fan base without them none of this could be achieved.

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