Jono Grant (born 16 November 1979) is an English DJ, musician and vocalist, better known as a member of electronic music group Above & Beyond (alongside Tony McGuinness and Paavo Siljamäki)^[1] and duo JODA (with Darren Tate). He is also a part owner of London-based electronic dance music labels Anjunabeats^[2] and Anjunadeep.

Grant attended the University of Westminster where he met fellow Above & Beyond member Paavo Siljamäki^[3] and discovered a mutual interest in Electronic Music.

Grant married his wife Giselle in Miami.^[4]

Grant's sister, Charlotte, passed away in early 2015 on her 42nd birthday.^[5][6] The passing of Charlotte led the group to create the 'Little Something fund', designated to help perinatal mental health and encourage and empower women on their road to recovery.^[7]

After meeting Siljamäki, in 2000, they released their first single, "Volume One" under the name Anjunabeats,^[8] which would also be the name of the label they founded.^[9]

Above & Beyond then teamed up with vocalist Justine Suissa and formed OceanLab in 2001,^[10] which they scored their highest hit to-date, Satellite, in 2004.^[11]

In 2000, Grant met Darren Tate while on tour in Tokyo, and released the single Let the Shine in released in 2003.^[12] Two decades later, in 2020 Above & Beyond teamed up with Tate to compose the score "The Last Glaciers" (released 2022), a year that also saw the return of the Jono Grant/Darren Tate duo collaborating as a song-writing partnership under the name of JODA.^[13]

Jono Grant is the brother of James Grant, who acts as Above & Beyond's artist manager, and who together founded the Anjunadeep label in 2006, this time focusing on Deep House.^[14]

With Above & Beyond, Grant went on to release 4 studio albums (Tri-State in 2006, Group Therapy in 2011, We Are All We Need in 2015 and Common Ground in 2018), 1 as OceanLab (Sirens of the Sea in 2008) as well as 2 acoustic albums (Acoustic and Acoustic II), 2 downtempo Flow State albums, 15 Anjunabeats compilations and a handful of other mixes.^[15]

Following a moderate success of Volume One, Liam McGuinness (Tony's brother) got in touch with Jono Grant who later, alongside Siljamäki, helped him to finish a remix of Chakra – Home, leading to what would be the birth of Above & Beyond.^[16]

Other than electronic synthesizers, Jono Grant plays piano and the Fender Rhodes^[17] as well performing lead vocals on tracks like "1001 (Is It Love?)", "Diving Out of Love"^[18] and the band's cover of New Order's "Blue Monday".^[19]

In 2022, Grant partnered with Darren Tate on a new indie project called JODA.^[20]