Five to One (There's a Revolution)
The Doors Cover by: Kenny Hohman ft. Ramaj Eroc
“I recall hearing the original version of this song by The Doors in a trailer years ago, and I’ve noticed that no one has created a fresh, reimagined cover of this classic album track since then. What struck my attention was the lyric that says, “Five to one, one in five, no one here gets out alive.” It’s such a powerful line, making it perfect for a modern action movie trailer. Inspired by this, I decided to write an exciting rap to complement the cover, titled “There’s a Revolution.” To bring this vision to life, I reached out to the talented rock singer / guitarist, Kenny Holhman from the band Super 400, based in Troy, NY. Kenny was the perfect fit. I also enlisted Ramaj Eroc from East LA to lay down the rap. Ramaj brought an incredible energy to the track and absolutely nailed it!
Kenny recoded his vocals at his home studio and filmed the video in Albany, NY, while Ramaj recorded and filmed his parts at my studio in LA. The dynamic video was edited by BK Garceau.” - Robert Etoll
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"Five to One (There's a Revolution)" (The Doors) Cover for TV & Film | Robert Etoll Productions
Robert Etoll Productions presents a cutting-edge, reimagined cover of The Doors’ classic “Five to One,” now featuring an explosive male duet with rock singer/guitarist Kenny Hohman (Super 400, Troy, NY) and rapper Ramaj Eroc (East LA). Inspired by the powerful lyric, “Five to one, one in five, no one here gets out alive,” this modern interpretation integrates Robert Etoll’s original rap composition, “There’s a Revolution,” blending rock with cinematic depth and contemporary hip-hop energy.
This male vocal cover duet transforms the original Doors song into a perfect fit for action movie trailers, sports media, high-energy commercials, and modern film or TV applications. The combination of rock authenticity and innovative rap verses delivers intensity, edge, rebellion, and cinematic versatility, while maintaining the revolutionary spirit of the original version.
About The Doors & "Five to One"
The Doors, formed in 1965 in Los Angeles, California, are one of the most influential rock bands in music history. With Jim Morrison on vocals, Ray Manzarek on keyboards, Robby Krieger on guitar, and John Densmore on drums, The Doors became known for their provocative lyrics, psychedelic rock sound, and Morrison’s magnetic stage presence.
Released on their 1968 album Waiting for the Sun, “Five to One” reflects generational power, rebellion, and social change. Morrison’s lyrics, combining rhythmic urgency and political edge, resonate decades later, making the song a timeless anthem for transformation, resistance, and intensity. Although it wasn’t released as a single, ‘Five to One’ has remained a fan favorite in live performances and continues to be a defining track for rock music, film, sports, and other media projects.
Why Choose Our Cover?
This modern male vocal duet cover of “Five to One” elevates the original psychedelic rock energy with contemporary production, rock guitar, and original rap verses by Robert Etoll. Kenny Hohman channels Morrison’s intensity while adding his own authentic rock style, and Ramaj Eroc injects dynamic rap energy that creates themes of revolution, defiance, and movement.
The duet flows effortlessly from raw rock power to rhythmic rap momentum, making it ideal for powerful action scenes, commercial call-to-action moments, sports or any media requiring bold emotional and sonic impact. This rock-rap cover crafted for high intensity, impactful storylines fits perfectly for action films, TV shows, trailers, and high-energy commercial productions. Its rebellious tone, raw energy, and innovative arrangement make it perfect for campaigns about change, disruption, movement, and authority-challenging storytelling.
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Contact Robert Etoll Productions at covers@robertetollproductions.com for licensing inquiries and to find out how this explosive reimagining of The Doors' classic can inject raw intensity, bold storytelling and cinematic energy into your next project.