Ephemera
Beyond its records, Mo’ Wax produced a wide range of promotional and collectible material that helped define the label's culture and visual identity. From flyers, postcards and press packs to stickers, posters, merchandise and promotional items, these pieces offered fans a tangible connection to the world that surrounded the music. Often produced in limited quantities and designed to the same high standards as the record sleeves themselves, they have become an important part of the label's legacy.
Like the records they accompanied, Mo’ Wax ephemera reflected a strong commitment to design, branding and presentation. Many items featured artwork by Swifty and other creatives associated with the label, extending the distinctive Mo’ Wax aesthetic beyond record stores and into clubs, exhibitions, retail spaces and fans' collections. In many cases, these items were produced for specific releases, events or promotional campaigns, providing a unique snapshot of the label's activities during the 1990s and early 2000s.
This section brings together a selection of promotional material, merchandise and other memorabilia that illustrate the breadth of the Mo’ Wax story. While often overlooked in comparison to the records themselves, these items played an important role in establishing the label's identity and remain highly sought after by collectors today.
Like the records they accompanied, Mo’ Wax ephemera reflected a strong commitment to design, branding and presentation. Many items featured artwork by Swifty and other creatives associated with the label, extending the distinctive Mo’ Wax aesthetic beyond record stores and into clubs, exhibitions, retail spaces and fans' collections. In many cases, these items were produced for specific releases, events or promotional campaigns, providing a unique snapshot of the label's activities during the 1990s and early 2000s.
This section brings together a selection of promotional material, merchandise and other memorabilia that illustrate the breadth of the Mo’ Wax story. While often overlooked in comparison to the records themselves, these items played an important role in establishing the label's identity and remain highly sought after by collectors today.
mailing cards
Two different designs of mailing cards were used.
promtional materials
mo wax hanging display card
Promotional 'hanging card' used for record shop window display.
mo wax merchandise order form
Mo Wax merchandising catalogue advertising 4 different T-Shirt designs and a record bag.
promotional booklet
Eight page promotional booklet.
headz 2 letter
Printed mailing letter from James Lavell explaining why it took so long to release Headz 2.Came with a Headz 2a sticker
postcards
Postcard from 1996 promoting the reissue series.
Double sided promotional postcard for the 'Art & Design of Ben Drury' exhibition 31st March - 2nd June 2001.