Tiff Lacey

In her formative years, Tiff Lacey fronted rock, indie and folk bands. Tours and radio plays ensued with University gigs and a slot at the legendary Mean Fiddler but instead Tiff found her niche in the club scene. “Hypnotised” Paul Oakenfold's track became an international hit in 2002, closely followed by Tiesto's remix of “Kiss In Shadows”. Her place within the EDM genre was set in stone in 2004 when her track “Ecstasy” with ATB sat at #1 in the Polish charts for 17 weeks. ATB included all three of Tiff's tracks on his album “No Silence”. “Marrakech” was featured in the soundtrack of Renny Harlin’s movie “Mindhunters”. ATB asked Tiff to write for his albums Seven Years: 1998-2005 (2005) and Future Memories (2009). Over the past 20 years, Tiff has built an arsenal of songs and has worked with a cornucopia of composers, including heavyweight producers, Matt Darey, Ryan Farish, Aly & Fila, Rhys Fulber, Headstrong, Filo & Peri, Lost Witness, Cosmic Gate, First State, Tenishia (“Burning From The Inside” won the award Best Dance Production 2008 at the Malta Music Awards in 2008), George Acosta and Rene Ablaze to name but a few. Tiff is relentless and writes in between writing for the EDM genre. She has several albums under her belt including electronic album “Wonderland” and “¡Viva!”. She has an album in post-production that she has written with Zetandel and a side project with a Swedish producer which for the moment is heavily guarded.