@SadatX - On Fire ft. @realcormega, @LanelleTyler

@ZIONI feat. @therealMrLif, @KevChoice, @opiohierosom & @SadatX- 'Get Urs' (Music Video)

@INNOCENTFLOW13 Ft @SadatX - Proof In Numbers (Music Video)

@SoCrackedLab “Black List V.1″ Feat. @AGofDITC & @SadatX (Single) @sleediz

For Odweeyne, the "Black List" Project is born from the desire to combine his music to American rappers that he liked and with whom he wanted to work. He offered them to be involve in the Black List project will be divided into several volumes of 2 Old School Hip Hop tracks each time (original, accapella and instrumental), released as maxi vinyl and digital. So here is the Black List volume one in collaboration with AG of DITC crew and Sadat X of Brand Nubian. The guideline of this first volume was to give us their current feelings and their vision about the black community in the U.S.A and the world. This record is a Bomb bap!

Centric - Ignorant Feat.Jeanius & Sadat X (Prod.Trife)

The first single off of Why Not? is a boom-bap laced track (distributed by Universal Motown Records) entitled “Ignorant” featuring fellow Free At Last Music label-mate JEAN1US and SADAT X of the legendary hip-hop group Brand Nubian and is produced by TRIFE (another emcee/producer also on Free At Last, the label Centric created). Each emcee on “Ignorant” tackles the word from a different perspective. Sadat’s verse blasts rappers for thinking and acting “ignorant”; Jeanius’ verse is designed to wake up other rappers and the public in general who may be sleeping on (i.e. “ignorant” to) what Free At Last is doing musically and Centric kicks a straight “ignorant” verse with a deeper meaning once it is broken down.

After being the man behind so much great music, (including Cyrano Sinatra, one of hip-hops most known unknown veteran rhymesayers) Centric looks forward to his official introduction to hip-hop as a bonafide emcee with Why Not? He plans to exhibit his deep hip-hop roots and leave his mark on the game. “Always come home,” says Centric. “No matter what happens in your life… No matter what avenue you try out… home is who you are. Hip-hop is my home… it’s where I’m most comfortable.”