Struggle Jennings & Bryan Martin - Don't Play Your Games

Struggle Jennings and Bryan Martin unveil “Don’t Play Your Games,” a stormy outlaw duet dropped July 18 as the lead single from their upcoming *1976* EP^[1]. This ain’t polished Nashville—it’s raw country rebellion with grit under the fingernails.

From the first rumble of bass and snap of snare, they’re throwing down a rule: don’t mess with this bond. Jennings growls like he’s standing on ancestral dirt, and when Martin joins, his roughneck grit pushes back—voices locking in a vow against betrayal:

“I don’t play your games… when it all burns down, I won’t complain.”

The official video is unapologetically real—industrial backdrops, two men standing their ground. Audio’s heavy; production’s sparse—like barroom truths with spotlight energy. This isn’t music—it’s a code being lived out.

Final Verdict:

“Don’t Play Your Games” is a battle cry in three minutes: loyalty over lies, heritage over hype. When Jennings and Martin collide, it’s a knockout—the kind that leaves a mark. This one’s forged in fire, not studio clay.