Capital is a direct, thematically coherent album built around ideas of power, legacy, and self-definition. Fashawn’s writing moves between personal memory and broader social observation, often focusing on the cost of success and the complexity of identity in a system shaped by capital.

 

 

The title is not symbolic. It is the subject. Every track examines capital—financial, emotional, cultural—and how it defines access, value, and survival. The record treats this with seriousness and without sentimentality. Capital is a focused document. It does not perform urgency. It presents it.