September 18, 2026
Upcoming dancehall artist Micahacim has dropped a new single for his female fans called ‘Back Fi A Bend’. It is produced by the artist himself under his First Draft label and is being distributed by OneRPM.
Released on Friday, September 11th, the track is a provocative, sensual song with innovative lyrics and harmonies that gives the old-school dancehall rhythm a unique blend of melodies and a hard-hitting flow. ‘Back Fi A Bend’ showcases the Mandeville-born artist’s capacity to create a fusion between various elements with the ease of a professional at work.
“I feel like this one kinda hits differently for me primarily because of how it was recorded…on a whim with just one take, which was supposed to be a warm-up. If you think about it, that’s how records were created back in the day,” Micahacim told this writer.
Continuing, Micahacim went on to say, “Let’s not forget that this is a girl’s song and there’s something magical about celebrating a woman’s body and movement and this song in its entirety is about encouraging women to celebrate their sensual nature without the song being raunchy.”
The perfectionist Micahacim had also hopped onto the Hill & Gully Riddim with ‘Hopscotch’, but hasn’t released it yet. The track is an ideal example of his versatility, as he attacks the beat in his own unique fashion. Micahacim is eccentric, humble and never follows the hype, just by being his own person and staying true to himself.
Micahacim, born Micah Wheatle, is a creative director by day for his own advertising business called Great Ideas Company Limited. For his music side, he has enlisted the sagacious expertise of female engineer and selector Tandra “MixedbyLytes” Jhagroo to aid in his journey towards stardom in the dancehall industry.
Though he has several releases under his belt thus far, Micahacim is leaving nothing to chance but believes ‘Back Fi A Bend’ is a step in the right direction.
“I’m hoping to see where this one takes me, where it takes dancehall and what fans will do with it. It has mainstream appeal so I know radio can vibe to it and it also maintains that gritty 90’s dancehall kick that I’m sure the streets will love.”