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Audiophile is a music making machine. Primarily pop punk, this Birmingham, Alabama based five-piece also adds hip-hop, EDM, funk and post hardcore into the mix. Do they sound like any other band, nope, and that’s why they’re guests on The Antidote. Hear the music and the band’s story as we meet Audiophile’s vocalist, Jared Brown.

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