Blueprint

Blueprint was founded in 1996 by James Ruskin and Richard Polson, who recorded the label's first release as Outline. The label quickly made an impact on the techno scene during a time when fresh artists were scarce. Oliver Ho's debut became the second release on Blueprint after a chance meeting. Over the years, the artist roster has mainly featured these three talented individuals, with Polson later joining forces with Nick Dunton to form The 65D Mavericks. Surgeon has also made appearances on the label. In addition to running Blueprint, Ruskin also oversees Coda Records, a sublabel of Blueprint.