coming together, Olsdal and Amen did DJ work under the Hotel Persona name in such locations as Milan, Paris, London, Barcelona and Rio. They have also remixed songs by various bands, including Queens of the Stone Age, Placebo and She Wants Revenge. Their debut album In the Clouds was recorded and mixed in London, Madrid and New York over two years and features a wide array of additional vocals from various artists including Brian Molko, Samantha Fox, Miguel Bosé and Alaska of Fangoria. In 2007, they remixed the song "Siempre" for Lantana. Production 2017: Inside by Digital 21 + Stefan Olsdal: producer 2016: Sinestesia (bonus track) from the album Canciones Para Robots Románticos by Fangoria: producer 2015: La Chica de los Ojos Dorados (LP) by Lantalba: producer, musician and mixing 2013: El Encanto (EP) by Lantana: musician and mixer 2013: "La noche de los muertos vivientes" (single) by Lantana: producer, musician, mixing and mastering 2008: Into The Clouds by Hotel Persona: producer 2007: "Siempre – Hotel Persona" (remix) by Lantana: remixer Remixes Lantana "Siempre" Hotel Persona Remix She Wants Revenge "I Want To Tear You Apart" Hotel Persona Remix Placebo "Infra-Red" Hotel Persona Remix Placebo "I Do" (Material Mix) Remix (Placebo – I Do (Material Mix) (Once More With Feeling (Singles 1996–2004) Mexican Limited Edition Album) Equipment Olsdal uses a variety of instruments, including a Gibson Thunderbird (three: one vintage used since 2003, one modern black which replaced the Flying V in 2006 and one white used since 2009), Fender Jazz Bass, Fender Bass VI, Gibson Les Paul Custom and a Gretsch Anniversary. In live versions of "Teenage Angst", "Centrefolds" and most acoustic performances he used a Technics keyboard. During the Meds era, he also used an Epiphone Flying V Bass for live performances of "Nancy Boy", "Come Home" and other occasional songs (mostly rarely played songs from the first album), which appeared on the "Infra-Red" video, although this guitar was smashed by Olsdal at the end of their 2006 Reading Festival set. He is seen playing an olympic white Fender Jaguar Bass in the "For What It's Worth" video, and played a white Rickenbacker bass in live performance on television programs. He has also been playing a Charger bass, built by the luthiers TAO Guitars in Brussels. His amplification is a mixture of Ampeg (for basses) and Marshall (for guitars) amplifiers. He also played the xylophone in acoustic performances