Jack Romanov, a band that started out in a mix between Suffolk University spaces and someone’s basement released their debut album on Sept. 23.

Each of the band members has a different kind of ideaology that is based on cultural differences they have, coming from different parts of the country. But that mix of culture is precisely what makes Jack Romanov unique. In their debut album, Sincerely you find the perfect mix of pop, rock, and music production exemplified in some of their songs like, “Mambo no. 6.” which starts with half a minute intro of soft blues beat that characterizes the band’s overall sound.

“I want to sound beyond surreal” said lead vocalist Nick Aikens, commenting on the song’s intro.

Every time I listen to Jack Romanov, they send me on a rollercoaster of emotions with each of their songs. The mix of blues, rock and acoustics set the stage in each song for the listeners to feel what may be coming next. Songs like “Rooftop Conspiracies” are the perfect kind of slow song to listen to while relaxing on Sunday night, thinking about your ex-lover, but on the other-hand, there are also songs on the album such as, “Living In The Lyrics,” that will make you want to run a marathon.

I had the pleasure of attending their album release party, and was overwhelmed by the sensation the band expresses at their shows. About 120 people had the chance to listen to all the songs from the new album Sincerely as well as the pleasure of enjoying old songs from their previous EP.

More recently, the band released a statement on social media about the separation of their guitar player Luke Bergamini. “We would like to publicly thank Luke for his contributions to Jack Romanov, and wish him the best in any and all projects he pursues in the future,” read a status on the band’s Facebook page. Because of this separation, the band was forced to cancel two of their shows they had scheduled.

They are currently going through the process of finding a new guitar player, but one member disclosed that they found someone temporarily for a few upcoming shows. Aikens said,“We’re also gonna work on the new album cause we just got signed by a new label. It’ll probably just be us three for the new one.”

The band will continue to record new singles for their upcoming album. Sincerely by Jack Romanov is now on iTunes, and with its growing fan base, I believe it’s the perfect moment to join me and many other fans in this growing Jack Romanov-mania.

The band will be performing their next show on Oct. 31 at the PA’s Lounge in Somerville.