The Mono Jacks

The Mono Jacks is a contemporary Romanian alternative rock band whose sound blends a variety of influences from post-punk to indie and new wave. Formed by Doru Trăscău (lead vocals and guitar) after the disbandment of the acclaimed group AB4, The Mono Jacks first surfaced on the Romanian music scene in 2008. The band's lineup solidifies its creative force through the contributions of fellow members Dorian Cazacu (drums), Cristian Chiru (bass), and Andrei Zamfir (guitar). They have quickly established themselves as a prominent name in the Romanian alternative music scene with their introspective lyrics and a fusion of melancholic melodies and energetic riffs.

The Mono Jacks have consistently showcased a flair for capturing the collective consciousness through their music, as evidenced by their recent releases like "Norul nouă," an introspective track with a brooding presence, and "O să încep de luni," which delivers a message of fresh starts and new beginnings with an upbeat tempo. Songs like "Undeva" and "Spune" continue to exhibit the band's characteristic reflective depth woven into melodious rock. Their acoustic rendition "Gândurile" (ALTOrchestra Live) reveals their versatility and emotive dynamism. Commemorating their journey, "Umeri Aurii (Anniversary Edit)" revisits past themes with a renewed resonance, demonstrating the perpetual evolution of their artistry. The Mono Jacks' commitment to their craft and their ability to create thought-provoking music has cemented their place in the hearts of their fans and the annals of Romanian rock.

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Norul nouă
Album - 10 Tracks - Released March 24, 2023
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