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Live from Studio A: Babie Eyes

By Christine Dean
Published September 14, 2023 at 3:35 PM CDT
(l-r) Kenneth Bressler, Hedi Feroe, Ian Alexy, and Curtis Bellows of Babie Eyes
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(l-r) Kenneth Bressler, Hedi Feroe, Ian Alexy, and Curtis Bellows of Babie Eyes

Since their last visit to our studios a little over a year ago, this Duluth band built around the songwriting and vocals of Heidi Feroe and Ian Alexy has expanded its lineup and released a debut album, See the World Through Babie Eyes. Feroe and Alexy along with drummer Curtis Bellows and keyboard player Kenneth Bressler, joined us in the studio on September 13, 2023 to perform songs from the album, as well as sharing a new one that just might make it on to their next album, and to talk about how they've evolved in the past year. They perform at the Great Northern Squash Festival near Foxboro, Wisconsin, on Saturday, September 16th.

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A man playing drums, a woman playing bass, and a man playing guitar perform in a radio studio surrounded by shelves full of CDs.
Christine Dean for the North 103.3.
A woman playing bass, a man playing guitar, and a man playing a Moog keyboard perform in a radio studio with walls of CDs next to them.
Christine Dean for the North 103.3
Four men and a woman stand in front of a dark blue wall that says the North 103.3 FM. The man on the right is holding a snare drum and brushes.
Christine Dean for the North 103.3.
Babie Eyes with soundman Sammy.

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Christine Dean
Christine is The North 103.3's Music Director, a host of Music Through the Day, and the producer of Live from Studio A. One of her favorite things about her job is the opportunity to share music from the Twin Ports’ many talented local artists. In her spare time she takes full of advantage of Duluth’s outdoors opportunities.
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