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Genuine
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Honestly
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Old Stones
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Touch
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Love You Give Away
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Empty House
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Mount Vernon
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Safe Hands Boston, Massachusetts
Childhood friends Mikey Adams (of A Loss For Words), and Caitlin Carey forms Safe Hands, an acoustic act from south of Boston. Taking influence from both folk and pop acts such as the civil wars to ray Lamontagne to colbie callait they meld pop hooks with a folksy feel to create their own unique sound. More music on the way soon! ... more
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