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Listen In: Antique Naked Soul, 'Burn'

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Max Savage Levenson
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Antique Naked Soul (L-R): N'gala McCoy, Jayme Brown, Candice "Antique" Wicks and Tommy "Soulati" Shepherd, Jr. (Artist photo)

In this episode of the podcast, host Max Savage Levenson meets up to eat tacos and chat with Antique Naked Soul about their new single “Burn.” The Oakland four-piece create a unique brand of politically-charged R&B and soul music using only their voices, and “Burn” may be their most powerful statement yet.

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