"(...):Nikos Oikonomidis comes to add yet another link to the long chain of music tradition in the Aegean archipelago, with a series of "new" nisiotika songs which step solidly in the traditional footprints. A sound which is new but simultaneously familiar, like a new member of an large old family, like liturgy and a summer paneyiri at some old white island country church. Listen to his songs, clean and modest, without irrelevant vocal acrobatics. Listen to his laouto, rhythmic and unadorned, supportive and undistracting. And, above all, listen to the unique bowing and to the passion that pours from his violin. Lambros Liavas Professor of Musicology, University of Athens President of the Museum of Folk Instruments "(.... ) What a pleasant surprise I feel, when the joyful violinist, Nikos Oikonomidis, proves to be not only a great virtuoso of the bow, but also a wonderful composer and song-writer of brand new nisiotika songs! Look at this new recording he's made, with the title, "Antikeri". Dance music one hundred percent. Syrta and Ikariotika follow each other for almost half an hour. Let the discoteques burn down! (...) Good luck, my Niko. And you folks out there, don't miss it. Dionisios Savvopoulos "(.... ) Nikos Oikonomidis, friend and close colleague, important musician, (.... ) and one with deep knowledge of traditional music, has dared to present us with his own creation, entitled, "Antikeri". A CD with new nisiotika songs (...)which lack nothing of the old musical style of the Cyclades either in the music or in the lyrics. " Domna Samiou