The chances of you stumbling upon an upcomer with a track record of collaborations as impressive as South Central’s melodic, Micky Munday, is extremely low. He has rubbed musical shoulders with the likes of Ty Dolla $ign, Young Thug, 808 Mafia, Kevin Gates, BJ the Chicago Kid, and a bevy of other breathtaking artist. Today the Californian creative is expounding on his 808 Mafia alliance with a new, Nonstop Da Hitman-produced single. Fresh and hot, ready for all of us to dip our ears into, is the club-shaking “Sauce”, featuring Y2. A colorful, yet tranquil chord progression initiates the record, rode by the early, auto-tuned adlibs of Munday. Briskly, the pound of an 808 kicks the track even further, dragging the rapper’s easy, melodious chorus along with it. It won’t take long for his infectious production and catching songwriting to seize you. Much of the power in this record lies within its percussion, which effortlessly create a danceable groove; and Munday’s writing, which makes it all the more fit for Billboard success. He proves here that he is no amateur when it comes to crafting a record; evident by his melodic hook and bridges, as well as the addictive “sauce” chant that permeates throughout the length of the mix. Even his feature, Y2, seems to conform to the world our South Central star has created; blending perfectly into the sonic scenery. Once you’ve put “Sauce” into rotation, there’s no other song you will want to run next; just ask his one million plays on Spotify. It is the quintessential, modern-trap party record you’ve been dying to taste.