Wax Poetic
Wax Poetic is an American trip-hop band founded in 1997 at the now-defunct club
Save the Robots in New York City by Turkish musician İlhan Erşahin. The group
initially consisted of musicians jamming together, with Erşahin playing tenor
saxophone and keyboards. Its debut album, Three, was released in 1998, followed
by a self-titled album, Wax Poetic, in June 2000 under Atlantic Records. Notable
members included Norah Jones, who contributed vocals to two tracks on the 2003
album Nublu Sessions. The band's discography also includes the albums Copenhagen
(2006), Istanbul (2007), Bras...
