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Live from Studio A: Pine & Fire

By Christine Dean
Published December 16, 2024 at 2:34 PM CST
Two people standing in a hallway in front of a frosted window that says The North 103.3 FM in blue lettering. They have their guitar cases in front of them and are resting their hands on the top of the case. Both cases are covered in stickers.
Christine Dean for the North 103.3

This Minnesota duo features Jobi Adams and Brandi Foster, who met as students at Perpich Arts High School. Their sound blends traditional folk instrumentation with a punk sensibility, with Iron Range native Adams' lyrics spinning tales of struggle and growth. They released three EPs before putting out their first full-length album, Songs from the North Country, in early 2024, after they were chosen to receive a 2023 Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship. They joined us in the studio on December 14, 2024 during Folk Migrations to talk about the album and perform some songs.

Pine & Fire

A person playing banjo stands to the left of a seated person playing guitar in a radio studio. Behind them are walls covered with shelves of CDs and a door that says Emergency Exit that has band posters on it.
Christine Dean for the North 103.3
A standing person on the left plays banjo and sings into a microphone while a seated person on the right plays guitar. They are in a radio studio whose walls are lined with shelves full of CDs and an emergency exit door covered in band posters.
Christine Dean for the North 103.3.

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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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