Tiff Lacey, born Tiffany Lacey on October 29, 1965, in London, England, is a distinguished English singer, songwriter, author, and painter. She is renowned for her significant contributions to trance and electronic dance music (EDM), collaborating with prominent artists such as ATB, Paul Oakenfold, and Cosmic Gate.
Lacey’s musical journey began at the age of 16, performing as a backing vocalist for the band “Falling Man.” She later fronted various indie and rock bands, including “Frankenstein’s Baby,” performing regularly at venues like the “Mean Fiddler.” Her transition to electronic music was marked by her collaboration with Paul Oakenfold on the 2002 track “Hypnotised,” featured on his album Bunkka. This exposure led to further collaborations, notably with ATB on tracks like “Marrakech” and “Ecstasy” from his 2004 album No Silence.
Throughout her career, Lacey has worked with a myriad of producers and DJs, contributing her distinctive vocals to numerous tracks. Her collaborations include “Close Your Eyes” with Headstrong, “Should’ve Known” with Cosmic Gate, and “Always” with Matt Darey. In 2011, she released her solo album ¡Viva!, showcasing her versatility as an artist.
Beyond her musical endeavors, Lacey is also an author and painter. She has written books such as The Songwriter\’s Guide to the Galaxy (2014) and a children\’s book titled The Nine Legged Octopus (2015). Her artwork and photography are featured on her website, FaithHope&Love.