This 1996 single from Dog Eat Dog, "Play Games," served as a precursor to their sophomore effort, "White Trash," showcasing the band's signature blend of rap and hard rock with a touch more polish.
- "Play Games" was released as a single on June 24, 1996, by Rhino Atlantic.
- The single was featured on Dog Eat Dog's second studio album, "White Trash," released later that year.
- The song samples "The Edge" by David Axelrod.
Dog Eat Dog were an alternative hip-hop group from New York City, best known for their debut album "All Boro Kings." At the time of "Play Games," they were promoting their second album "White Trash," which featured a more refined, though still raucous, sound.
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