Chicago, IL — Indie-rock band, Skip Class and The Dropouts, are sharing their new track “Sauce.” Accompanying this new release comes a fresh new music video. “Sauce” is the band’s first release since their single “Money.”

“Sauce” is a punchy track laced with groovy melodies. Skip Class and The Dropouts radiate a bright and fun energy. The band hones in on their originality making them stand-out among the rest.

“The video was super fun to shoot. We rented out a roller rink on the South side of Chicago and told a bunch of friends and fans to come. We also know a roller derby friend who rallied her whole crew, which pretty much made the video. They had a ton of fun pushing us around. It was directed by Brandon Gassell with Brand1 Films.” – Skip Class and The Dropouts.

“Sauce is a groovy, uptempo track about a girl. The term “sauce” is really just a metaphor for swag or confidence. We incorporated some 70’s disco influences and we had a lot of fun with the falsetto vocals on the chorus. It was recorded at IPR studios in Chicago, mixed and mastered by Erik Sraga.” – Skip Class and The Dropouts.

About Skip Class and The Dropouts: Upon releasing their debut EP “Orientation” in 2024, they’ve quickly established themselves as one of the most exciting and unique live acts in the Chicago music scene. They call their sound “eclectic rock,” as they use various influences in their music. Their catchy hooks and melodies collide with driving solos and pulsating, fun grooves. With a pop sensibility of the 90’s but the spirit of the 70’s, “Skip Class” keeps you singing along and dancing.