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Prolific country-rock megastar Zach Bryan loves to drop a new track without warning or context. Sometimes, that music never even appears on streaming services. Sometimes, it’s just a video of him playing an unreleased song acoustic. Since his self-produced records are so resolutely lo-fi, there’s often little difference between that audio and the stuff that he puts on his records.<\/p>\n
Back in January, Bryan released his 24-song album With Heaven On Top<\/a><\/em>, as well as a fully solo-acoustic version<\/a> of the same record. Just a few days later, he shared a new song called “Pocket Change<\/a>.” Now, he’s back with another video where he plays another new song. Today, Bryan shared a clip where he and a bandmate playing a song called “Breakfast In Bed” in a dark room, with light coming in from the drawn blinds.<\/p>\n “Breakfast In Bed” is Zach Bryan in stark and soulful mode, and that’s a place where he’s always comfortable. Over a pretty acoustic guitar figure, Bryan addresses some guy whose life seems to be falling apart: “You ain\u2019t a sickness, you ain\u2019t a disease\/ Does praying to your God make you hot in the cheeks?… You ain\u2019t half the man that you are in your head.” Check it out below.<\/p>\n