The DMV's latest single, "Revolution," is the lead track from his upcoming third album, Cappin' by The DMV, which will be released on December 20, 2025. The song is a purposeful, uncompromising entry into conscious rap, combining political urgency with technical skill.
"Revolution" starts off with a slow, commanding boom-bap beat and a strong sample that makes it clear right away that the single isn't just casual listening. The DMV goes deep into systemic inequality, using sharp, multi-syllabic rhymes that demand attention and references to historical figures like Bobby Seale and Huey Newton. The line "Revolution is near" sounds like a rallying cry, strong, poised, and impossible to ignore.
The lyrics of the song are a masterclass in density and accuracy. People who like early Kendrick Lamar or Killer Mike and Run the Jewels' sharp political commentary will love the complicated rhyme schemes and sharp social criticism. Every bar seems carefully made, balancing telling a story with direct political commentary. The production also gives the words room to land with full weight.
"Revolution" is dark, serious, and never-ending in mood. This single doesn't shy away from discomfort; instead, it leans into it and asks listeners to face injustice with The DMV. "Revolution," the first song from The DMV's album Cappin', sets a tone of intellectual rigor and political fire that promises an album as uncompromising as its lead track. The DMV isn't just making music; he's calling for awareness, accuracy, and, most importantly, revolution.
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