With bright colors for summer heat, Wax Poetics 29 blasts into the funky avant-garde with Herbie Hancock and his Mwandishi band, written by producer Kirk Degiorgio. Mark Skillz returns with another old-school hip-hop cover feature: Spoonie Gee lit up the streets with his tales of gritty realism. Get your Waxpoetics at Boundless NY.

Issue 11 Winter 2005: Soul Limbo-Featuring interviews features with DJ Numark, John Klemmer, Bill Adler, CIT Records, Afrika Bambaataa, Charles Wright, ...

Issue 13, Summer Issue: The Meters, Eric B & Rakim, King Jammy, Gary McFarland, Sharon Jones, JVC Force, Panama Funk and more!

Wax Poetics is still holding it down for the funk aficionados out there. Inside you'll find in depth articles on collector faves the Skull Snaps, round two with Axelrod, Jamaican Bassist Jackie Jackson, the soulful Bobbi Humphrey, the ladies of disco 12's, plus DJ Cash Money ridiculous collections (not just records). Oh yea, the super-funky Mizell Brothers take the cover story.