Mephisto Odyssey

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Mephisto Odyssey are a Electronica / House group from California. They were the very first electronic act granted legal permission to do a remix of a Jane's Addiction single, "So What?" They have also remixed songs by Static X. Mephisto Odyssey was formed by San Francisco bay area musician / producer / sound engineers Mikael Johnston and Orpheos Dejournette in 1993. During the 1990s they gained the reputation of being eclectic, pivotal in defining the nascent San Francisco house sound (SF Weekly Sept. 6, 2000). While signed to Warner Bros. from 1998 to 2002 Johnston and Dejournette, along with their long time friend and collaborator Barrie Eves expanded into the realm of engineering, producing and remixing. While at Warner they worked with various artists sharing the roster. They co-wrote the single "Crash" with Platinum recording artist "Static-X" and appeared in the video, which aired on MTV. They also did remixes for Los Amigos Invisibles, Static-X and Soul Coughing among others. Arguably their greatest success during the Warner days was their work as a co-producers, engineers and remixers for the Jane's Addiction maxi single "So What". The single charted in the Billboard maxi singles chart for 6 weeks.

Mephisto Odyssey's official website is http://www.mephisto-odyssey.com/

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