Spill Some Oil- Revised 

Last night in Studio C at Legendary Criteria Studios/Hit Factory in Miami, we had the first session to revise the Ordinary Language song "Spill Some Oil" which we originally cut in 1989 for the Exxon Valdez Disaster,now revised for the BP Gulf Catastrophe. Lead vocalist GB cut the new verses, and I added a new tamboura track.

 A video is in production, watch for more news and the final track here...

New Times Article 

Karma Chameleon By Jim Murphy Published: November 9, 1995 Call it karma or chalk it up to sheer luck, but things have a way of working out for Stephan Mikes. For example: Ten years ago, while he was living in Jupiter, Florida, Mikes paid $300 for a secondhand sitar, then shelled out a few extra bucks for a beginner's instruction book. It was the fulfillment of a desire that had been sparked two decades earlier when Mikes first became aware of the sitar through the East-meets-West musical experiments of…

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Reviews and Quotes 

Before You See, the first album from Stephan Mikes received a good deal of critical acclaim, including "For fans of psychedelic world music, this one's a must . . ." -- Dennis Walkling, JAM Magazine, 5-star (highest) rating "The sitar is back. And one of its new, contemporary masters is Stephan Mikes . . . (He) has created a compelling East-meets-West musical fusion using the sitar and other Eastern instrments along with pedal steel guitar and synthesizers. The sounds may be…

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