Here’s Ronee

Ronee Martin is a wonderfully talented vocalist and songwriter.  She is an extraordinary talent and has been a well kept secret in the music industry.  She has been featured on Tom Scott’s “One Day/One Night” album and the project “Sensation” which is a compilation album with performances from Joe Sample, Hubert Laws, Tom Scott and others.

Martin can be found on many recordings as a backing vocalist for artists such as Wynton Marsalis, Patti Labelle, and others.  Ronee,  also is no stranger to creating music either.  ”This is Love” co-written by Ronee was recorded by her childhood idol, Gladys Knight.  She has worked with some of the biggest names in the business, including Bur Bacharach, Barry Mann, and Patrick Williams, and David Foster.

The multi-talented Ronee Martin’s performances even includes voiceovers for audio books and television.  Understand this, there is no end to the creativity, inspiration and passion that Ms. Martin brings to every project she graces.

Just take notice….Ronee Martin is here to stay!

7 thoughts on “Here’s Ronee

  1. Thanks so much for the Album Ronee, I will cherish it forever. I have been playing it over and over in my car as well as at home every since I received it. Blessing to you now and in the future.

  2. I agree with everyone above. Ronee, you are an incredible vocalist and the world needs to know! I hope to hear much more from you in the near future!

    Valerie P

  3. I think that your vocals on “New Orleans Knows” with Tom Scott is one of the prettiest voices I have ever heard, it takes me away. It is my favorite Tom Scott’s song. You are very blessed.

    • hi jackie….
      thanks so much for your very kind words….i so enjoyed working with tom scott…he’s pretty darn amazing!!!!……wishing you peace and blessings and sending lots of love to you and yours…..thanks again!!!!

      ronee

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