Of note, Martin was a featured vocalist on Tom Scott's "One Day/One Night" album, and on the CD project "Sensation," a compilation album hosting the talents of Joe Sample, Tom Scott, Hubert Laws and other musical greats, produced by composer/arranger Patrick Williams. She has also recorded background vocals for Wynton Marsalis, Patti Labelle and numerous performers over the years.

Keith Crouch, Kenneth Crouch and Derrick Edmonson produced her solo album project, "Soul of My Heart" on Motown/Mojazz label. During that same period, Ronee recorded two covers that brought radio and public applause-"Santa Baby" and "Silent Night" - both produced by Kenneth Crouch for Motown/MoJazz Christmas CDs, Volume I and II.

Ronee sang background for Elton John, Seal, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw under the direction of David Foster at one of the annual Andre Agassi Charitable Fundraiser Concerts.

To add some interesting twists to her credits, Ronee co-wrote and performed, along with Byron Smith, the musical contents of Time-Warner's audio book "When Death Comes Stealing" narrated by Angela Bassett, and did voice-overs for a "Seinfeld" commercial at the invitation of producer, Matthew MacCauley. " Doing voice-overs," Ronee remembers, "was an amazing experience, another unforgettable high!"

Back in her childhood days, after the Virginia native would finish her chores of feeding the pigs and the chickens, drawing well water, bringing in wood and occasionally milking the cow, she would head inside and sing along, in privacy, to the sounds of Brother Joe May, Mahalia Jackson and other gospel favorites of her grandmother's. By age 10, Ronee was serving up her first big solo to a small congregation of neighborhood families and friends at the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Columbia, Virginia. And when the radio waves of R&B music from the big city finally hit her small town, she fell head over heels for the voices of soul royals, Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight and Dionne Warwick. This inspired Ronee to take a giant leap forward towards the secular music world. She relocated to Washington, D.C., and then to Los Angeles where she continued to chisel away at her musical dream.

After many years of doing what was the latest trend in music, Ronee felt it was time to be true to her self: to sing from a real place...about real things...that really mattered. We feel at home in the world of Ronee Martin's songs because they take us to places we've all been to before. "Come on Through My Door" is filled with songs that will touch your heart and soul and make you want more. Find out from her heart on this CD, just who Ronee Martin is...

"A remarkable talent, outstanding performance, a class act by herself, worth the wait, just what we've been waiting for, seductive, sassy, sultry, "My Guy" (remake of "My Girl")...a standard with a twist, it's like capturing lightning in a bottle, fresh needed breath...enjoy".
Jim Tripp, Producer of the "Eve" show

"...a gifted songwriter whose voice exudes a spine-chilling soulfulness that makes you testify out loud, eyes brimming with tears. One listen and you'll understand why so many music legends have requested her talents."