“I bring formlessness into form and timelessness into the present.”

This statement self-describes singer, rapper, songwriter and producer, Micah Freeman. Rising out of the acclaimed Atlanta-bred, Awful Records crew, Micah has always been surrounded by creative talent and conscious thinkers. His music inspires dancefloors to groove, lovers to grow closer, solitary drivers to vibe out with open windows, and the wheels of the mind to turn all the while.

Drawing inspiration from an eclectic range of pioneers such as Stevie Wonder, Curtis Mayfield, D’Angelo, Mos Def, and Kanye West, Micah’s songs bring familiar flavors and picture-painting of times past into a unique modern context, inviting the listener to live their own stories through the sincerity in his words.

Over his development as an artist, Micah has been featured in many reputable media channels including The Fader, Complex, Boiler Room and more. He has shared stages with notable acts such as Tyler the Creator, Saul Williams, Rae Sremmurd, Big KRIT, Miguel, Nappy Roots, Teedra Moses, J*Davey and many more.

“Maybe I’m the killer. Maybe I’m the healer, or maybe both combined,” Micah muses in his latest single and music video, Walk The Line, which explores multiplicity, intersectionality, and the struggle to find balance between opposite poles in the world, but mostly within oneself.