Help with breadboard audio player project

Hi all, I'm a math and physics major in my junior year. I am in a class called Scientific Instrumentation. The class requires that, by the end of the year, I must design and build a project on a breadboard. I decided that I wanted to build a breadboard that will play the melody of "Africa" by Toto when a button is pressed. I understand how to make a breadboard but I'm running into an issue regarding the components that I can use to do this. The UM66 IC seems to only play certain melodies and cannot be changed from what I am led to believe. What IC could I use to play the melody? Is it even possible?

Basically you want a small MP3 player, you can get such modules for little money, which play from a micro-SD card, and can be worked either from a few simple buttons, or controlled via a micro-controller.

You can try using the SN76489.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Instruments_SN76489

They're available on ebay. Dirt cheap too.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...313.TR1.TRC0.A0.H0.TRS0&_nkw=SN76489&_sacat=0

Use a +5 volt PIC or you'll need two power supplies.

Here's an example using an Arduino.

https://danceswithferrets.org/geekblog/?p=93

I have one or two of these WTV020-SD-16P Just put audio files on the SD ( will need converting tool online) Choose 3.3 of 5 v and it will play tons of real songs... Straight onto an 8 ohm speaker