Tiffany LaBarbera and the Family Affair

Tiffany La Barbera Palmer is a Los Angeles based musician and actress most noted for her low, sultry vocals as well as bringing jazz sensibilities to arrangements of pop and rock music. She was a founding member of the progressive-rock band, Heart of Gold (also lovingly dubbed the "HOG") and currently serves as front woman for LA's only TV theme song cover band, The Remotes.

Solo, her voice has been featured on ad campaigns as well as content for ABCmouse, National Lampoon's short film Boobies and in the Christmas Carol and Sleepy Hollow audio dramas for Macabre Mansion Horror & Sci-Fi Radio.

The daughter of jazz drummer Joe La Barbera, at 10 days old, she was the inspiration for the Bill Evans song "Tiffany," later writing the lyrics as they appear on seven-time Grammy nominated artist Tierney Sutton's Blue in Green album. A proud member of ASCAP, Tiffany also served as composer and lyricist for the children's musicals Peter Pan, The Frog and the Princess and Sleeping Beauty as produced by Glendale Centre Theatre.

She holds a BFA in Theatre from the University of Louisville and is currently working on a degree in Interdisciplinary Music Studies from Berklee College of Music. When not with The Remotes or Fustercluck, you can find Tiffany singing in the house band for MidTones, a monthly jam session in DTLA hosted by Shin Kawasaki at The Grand Star Jazz Club.