One Point Two is a superbly accurate reflection of what the label has offered in the three years since One Point One. Distilling lush electronica from the likes of Mint (Queasy), Boc Scadet (She Spoke To The Sky), Zainetica (Awaken) or Inigo Kennedy (Faraway Towns), haunting ambient from Polestar (Retro Future), Infinite Scale (Cell Out), Vizier Of Damascus (Murmurs) or Joseph Auer (Probes), razor-sharp electro groove escapades with Tommi Bass (Electro Glitch 2007), Utility Player (Initiation) and Cheju (Hubl) or dirty electro funk by Liberation Jumpsuit (One Night Stand), this compilation confirms Rednetic’s position as one of the most interesting labels around. Each artist contributes one exclusive track, with the exception of Joseph Auer, whose Harajuku Rain, from his 2004 Kyoto Tokyo 2001 EP, has been given new attires thanks to a stunning remix from Finland’s Lackluster. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Mint and Cheju co-run the excellent Boltfish Recordings from London and Norfolk respectively, and have both released a considerable amount of material on various labels.

Polestar is Jon Elliott, a Bristol-based musician who is also behind the hugely successful Glitchnight monthly club night.

Boc Scadet has released a considerable amount of music on various labels, and also ran for a while the now defunct ClickClickDrone imprint.

Inigo Kennedy and Tommi Bass are two London-based DJ and producers.

Liberation Jumpsuit have been making a name for themselves with impressive live performances which go well beyond the usual laptop sets.

Vizier Of Damascus is the project of Arfan Ezra Munir Rai, a London-born and based musician whose Middle Eastern roots give his work a rare spiritual touch.

Colin Welsh, the man behind Sunosis, also runs the Ginglik in Shepherd’s Bush, London.

Infinite Scale has released work on Toytronic and Boltfish and has produced music for commercial projects.

Utility Player’s Simon Thomas is closely involved with Rednetic and has released work on the label.

Zainetica is Rednetic label boss Mark Streatfield.

Joseph Auer co-founded the label and later relocated to Tokyo, Japan.