Violinist N I M A has unveiled his latest single, Den Thelo Tetious Filous, a remarkable interpretation of an immensely famous Greek song that has never before been arranged, recorded or released formally on the violin. The track, which translates to "I Don’t Want Such Friends," implying 'I don’t want any false affection' captivated N I M A from the moment he first heard its tragic and irresistible melody. This deeply personal piece holds special significance for him, resonating with themes of genuine emotion and the rejection of pretense.

 

​​​​Completing this project proved to be a pioneering endeavor for N I M A. As the first artist to adapt and release this beloved Greek song on the violin, he faced numerous challenges. The song’s unique qualities required meticulous arrangement and a fresh approach to capture its essence on the violin, a task N I M A undertook entirely from his own studio. From composing and recording to production, media, and marketing, every aspect of the single was handled by N I M A himself. His dedication and multifaceted involvement ensured that Den Thelo Tetious Filous was not only a personal milestone but also a groundbreaking addition to the world of violin music. The single is now available for streaming on all major platforms, allowing fans to experience this fresh and evocative take on a classic Greek melody.