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The more things change the more they stay the same. While “Bye Felicia” has become more of a social norm in the past few years, ABC’s Robin Roberts used the phrase last week with her dismissal of Omarosa Manigault, producer and songwriter D. Brooks Exclusive has turned the term into a banger with some hard hitting production while KD Young Cocky flows over the instrumentation like only he can.

The Chicagoan made headlines in 2017 with his work featuring Bump J, Future, Rico Nasty, NBA Young Boy and others. Expect 2018 to be even bigger for him as he is developing new artist and producing hits with artists such as Ty Dolla $ign, Dreezy, and YFN Lucci.

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Known for his creativity and dynamic visuals, Micky Munday releases a titillating video for his new record “Bye Felicia” (prod. by Knotch), featuring fellow California artists Y2 and IAMxLOVE.

​The new video is a sexy, yet scary compilation of visuals. Between the clowns, guillotines, muscle-bound knife holder, and swagged out old guy rocking a cane, this video will definitely have you doing second takes. Micky and fellow LA rhymester/songwriter Y2 decided to tell the rest of the rap game, “Bye Felicia.” San Diego native IAMxLOVE adds a unique touch to the song, creating a melting pot of Hip-Hop sound.

Micky Munday is currently in the studio working on his upcoming new mixtape dubbed W.E.A.L.T.H. (Wanting Everything And Leaving This Hell) a follow up to his last project “Back to Work” hosted by DJ Don Cannon. Outside of the studio, the multi-talented Micky is looking forward to his role as a Jamaican drug dealer in the Amazon Prime indie film titled Borderline.

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Distributed on Soundcloud a month ago but not officially released, L.A.’s rising rap star Micky Munday delivers a record that puts him back on the scene titled, ‘Bye Felicia‘ featuring fellow California artists Y2 and IAMxLOVE. The too-hot-to-overlook record is produced by award-winning producer Knotch, and is a preview of what fans can expect from Micky’s forthcoming project.

‘Bye Felicia’ is an ode to how Micky’s career has taken off since he started taking it seriously at age 17. In true ‘Friday‘ nature, Micky and fellow LA rhymester/songwriter Y2 decided to tell the rest of the rap game ‘Bye Felicia.’ San Diego native IAMxLOVE adds a unique touch to the song, creating a melting pot of Hip-Hop sound.

“We were playing around with creating the hook and were inspired by the ‘Friday’ movie theme,” notes Micky Munday. “We wanted to make the sound a collaborative mesh of what’s going on today. It was a dope way for all three of us to work together.”

Micky Munday is currently in the studio working on his upcoming mixtape dubbed ‘W.E.A.L.T.H.,‘ (Wanting Everything And Leaving This Hell) a follow up to his last project ‘Back to Work‘ hosted by DJ Don Cannon. The California native plans to drop a video for ‘Bye Felicia‘ in the near future and expects to drop a second single later in the year. Outside of the studio, the multi-talented Micky will also star in the Amazon Prime indie film ‘Borderline,‘ playing the role of a Jamaican drug dealer.

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J-Hen comes with his own R&B sound & releases “Bye Felicia”. This track comes with a subtle dance beat that allows him to lay down a solid single. The talented singer gives us a contagious anthem & shows that he has what it takes to make good music.

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