Tanja Crouch

Tanja L. Crouch is an American writer and music business executive.

Crouch worked in film/television production and music business for over 35 years, beginning as a consultant for the art department on the series Berrenger's and Knot's Landing. She joined the music department of Triad Artists (now part of WME), whose client roster of over 100 artists included Roy Orbison, Vince Gill, Glen Campbell, George Michael, and Whitney Houston. Crouch moved to Nashville to become in-house agent for Randy Travis. She dabbled in artist management before joining Roy Orbison Enterprises in 1993, becoming Vice President of Global Marketing.

Crouch remained with the estate until after Barbara Orbison passed away in late-2011, departing in February 2012. In the early 2000s, Crouch started writing books and producing documentaries, including This Joint Is Jumpin’ for Bravo! She manged Paragon Studios, a post production sound and recording studio for 5 years. Credits include feature films Divergent; Insurgent; Safe Haven; Father Figures; series Nashville; Missing; Granite Flats; and VeggieTales.

Crouch is married to Kevin Crouch, who is an author and professor of fashion and costume design.