Following two successful singles, “Forever” and “Goddess Gang”, Sa-Roc returns with “Hand Of God”, the new single which acts as a bridge to her upcoming Rhymesayers debut album!

“The premise of the song is based on this idea of having to prove authenticity to a world where artifice is so prevalent, while simultaneously proving to yourself that your integrity will remain intact, and you’ll stay truest to yourself.”- Sa-Roc

"Goddess Gang" is the ultimate squad anthem of 2018. The song barrels through staid interpretations of femininity and turns respectability politics on its head with a spitfire lyrical cadence and 808 heavy track reminiscent of the dopest HBCU marching band.
Throughout the Sol Messiah-produced banger, Sa-Roc rejects conventional expectations of female rappers so prevalent within the industry, demanding to be judged not on her appearance, but lyrical skill alone. “Beauty irrelevant, this is not pageants. I’m a rap dragon. Every time I open my trap its fire and your outlook ending up tragic.

On her latest release, “Forever”, the hip-hop heroine delivers an empowering message over an ominous bass line, dropping lines like, “No, I’m not flawless. I’m scarred up, and I’m fine with it.” Spitting bars and spinning words, she goes on to recount how mama taught her “stay woke,” admit her own body image struggles, and name-check Do The Right Thing. It feels like it could be rap’s own answer to the “No-Makeup Movement.” However, her message is just starting to resound on a grand scale…

A voice Okayplayer.com proclaimed “one of the most formidable microphone mavens in the game,” Sa-Roc is in the midst of finishing up her Rhymesayers Entertainment full-length debut— due out later in 2018.

When writing "I am Her", I intended for it to be an anthem of sorts. For women like me, worlds away from me, or somewhere in the middle, who have ever felt afraid of being too bold, outspoken, or opinionated. Women who have ever softened their tone, minced their words, or adapted appearances to become more palatable for the dominant culture. I wrote it to champion empowerment and equality. I wrote this for us. As a woman within the hiphop genre, my journey has often been hindered by expectations to speak to or play out a narrative constructed by male opinion. Through my experience, I have had to learn how to find my voice and firmly assert my own definition of womanhood through music. I want the same for my sisters. In whatever capacity they choose. For future generations of young women who may not be familiar with Maya Angelou, but hear notes of her courage through my melodies. For women who feel the spirit of resistance from the Gulabi gang to NOW. I wrote this for a new future, one of women and girls who boldly take up space, reimagine possibilities, and claim what they deserve. I AM HER.

The “Metamorpheus” EP highlights some of the best songs from the “Metamorpheus” mixtape, plus adds seven songs from her “Wisdom Wednesdays” series.

Tracklist:

1. Black Thought Speaks
2. Eye of the Phoenix
3. I Come in Peace
4. Lord of the Forest
5. NSFW
6. Queen Ting
7. Seven
8. The Reckoning
9. What its Worth
10. WWII (Word War II)
11. Red Dawn
12. Cthulhu's Revenge
13. MetaMorpheus

Tracklist:

1. Gift of the Magi
2. Golden Milk
3. Hood Supreme
4. 7 Days and Nights
5. End of the World
6. Burning Bush
7. Heaven on Earth
8. Lilith's Psalm
9. 21 Swords
10. Frankincense and Myrrh

Metamorpheus is a compilation of songs from Sa-Roc's catalog which spans 12 albums over the last 8 years with 6 new Songs. After just one listen, one would truly discover that Sa-Roc is a lyrical gymnast. As Sa-Roc always says, she is an MC who just happens to be a woman.

Tracklist:

1.Black Thought Speaks
2.Eye of the Phoenix
3.MetaMorpheus
4.The Tower
5.Cthulhu's Revenge
6.The Reckoning
7.Red Dawn
8.Courtesy
9.TRUE MASTERY
10.End of the world
11.Black Magic
12.Days and nights
13.Frankincense and Myrrh
14.Code of Hammurabi
15.DC x Brooklyn
16.The Who? Feat. David Banner
17.Ras G fea.SA-ROC
18.Black Is Back
19.Sky God
20.Assassin's Sound

All songs produced by: Sol Messiah except:

* Eye of the phoenix-Produced by: Gensu Dean

* DC X Brooklyn- Produced by: DJ Premier

* Courtesy - Produced by: DJ Premier

* Ras G- Feat. Sa-Roc - Produced by: Ras G