The video depicts a young woman’s embattled relationship and empowering message to women everywhere to stand up for themselves and know when to walk away. Filmed in Nashville, Average Joes’ Ed Pryor directed the video. Special storm efforts by Nashville premiere production company, Magnetic Dreams, enhanced the video.

Already embraced by SiriusXM's The Highway, iHeart Radio and CMT Pure, the buzz for Ross's  incredible talent as a singer, songwriter and rapper continues to grow. Ross recently caught the ear of industry tastemaker and nationally syndicated radio host, Bobby Bones, who tweeted this week “I guess I’m all about #Girlpower Music,” after spinning a song from the new EP on his top-rated morning show.

An early contestant of Season 12 of American Idol, Ross is currently on tour in support of the new EP.

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About Sarah Ross: At 21, Sarah Ross is forging the trail for women in the fast-growing country/hip hop-rap genre of music. A talented singer, songwriter and rapper, The New Jersey native has been melding two of her favorite genres since she was 16.

Signed to Average Joes Entertainment after label head, Shannon Houchins, saw her on Season 12 of American Idol, Ross recorded with the label's group, The Lacs, on their #3 Billboard album, and has had songs included on the popular "Mud Digger," compilation albums along with Colt Ford, The Lacs with J.J. Lawhorn and Montgomery Gentry. She also claims her country roots along with label mate Colt Ford in “We All Country” by the Moonshine Bandits.