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Wax Poetics Anthology, Volume 2, the third book from the esteemed music journal showcasing everyone from jazz and hip-hop heavyweights to soul and funk musicians, gathers articles from Issues 6 through 10 into a must have hardbound edition for record collectors and music connoisseurs alike. Learn More

The Wax Poetics Anthology, Volume 1 features articles culled from the first three years (2001-2003) of Wax Poetics magazine, from Issues 1 through 5. Learn More

Hip-hop, Jazz, Funk & Soul. Learn More

Hip-hop, Jazz, Funk & Soul. Learn More

Rap songs are famous for their double entendres, clever turns of phrase, and general ingenuity, but that doesn’t mean things always make sense the first time around. Learn More

Denver's Hip Hop Advocate. Learn More

The definitive insiders account of the longest surviving scene in the history of British music contains rare interviews with artists from Motown right up to Fatboy Slim. Learn More

Illuminati's Take Over Of Hip Hop. Learn More

In the Fall of 1980, Gil Scott-Heron was invited by Stevie Wonder to join him on a forty-one city tour across America that would end in Washington on January 15, 1981. The purpose of this tour was to raise popular support for the creation of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a national holiday that would honor the great civil rights leader. This holiday became official in 1986. Scott-Heron uses this history-making tour as the backbone of his fascinating memoir. Learn More