Member Profile

Tatiana 'Tajci' Cameron is an award-winning vocalist, songwriter, and performer specializing in American Songbook standards, jazz, pop, and Croatian music. She is currently touring in Europe and the United States, captivating audiences with her elegant interpretations and transformative show programs. Tajci is also advancing her artistry through jazz performance studies with renowned educator Lori Mechem at the Nashville Jazz Workshop.

A versatile artist, Tajci has performed with symphony orchestras, including a standout appearance with the American Pops Orchestra at the Library of Congress. Her ability to bring emotional depth and connection to her performances has made her a sought-after artist for concerts, collaborations, and live events.

As a songwriter, Tajci co-wrote “Holding Out My Hand” with Grammy-winning songwriter Steve Leslie, as well as “Window in the Wall,” co-written with Tom Paden and Eddie Kilgallon and recorded by the legendary Olivia Newton-John. Her discography includes Awaken, an eclectic collection of originals, and Where or When, a masterful album of Great American Songbook standards arranged by Jeff Steinberg.

Born in Croatia, Tajci rose to international fame at age 19 as the country’s representative at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1990. Her mega-hit “Hajde da ludujemo” (“Let’s Go Crazy”) became an instant classic and continues to excite fans worldwide. Achieving platinum record sales, sold-out arena performances, and endorsements from global brands like Levi’s, Tajci became a household name and cultural icon.

Since moving to the United States, Tajci has performed in theaters and cabaret venues in New York City and Los Angeles, founded a children’s theater in Cincinnati, Ohio, and hosted and produced the television series Waking Up in America.

Based in Franklin, TN, Tajci is a proud mother of three sons, all pursuing creative careers. She continues to inspire audiences worldwide through her music, storytelling, and passion for creating meaningful connections.