In The Mix: Ramona Martinez

Photo: 106.1 The Corner

Jason Crane talks with Ramona Martinez of Ramona & The Holy Smokes. They’re running a Kickstarter for their new album, and also playing a show at The Southern on Friday (11/29/24) with Palmyra and Charlie Shea, presented by 106.1 The Corner.

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