"...I had my instruments, clothes and enough food to totally isolate myself for ten days. All I had to do was get there....."

The latest entry in THE OPEN DIARY is up for devouring. I drop it all and…

The Grief Out Loud podcast had Licity on as a guest just after her mother died following 8 years with Alzheimer's—the day Licity's album One Girl Town was being finalized. Please listen to this special conversation and to "Sometimes" Licity's…

Interview with Licity on Front Range Radio, discussing how songs are like roommates, working with incredible musicians, and emerging from isolation while writing ONE GIRL TOWN. Listen to the interview here.

"It’s lyrical, intense, intimate and relatable, a diary into Collins' mind that some listeners may see as a mirror into their own lives."

This profile of LC by Bryan Robinson was published on FoxNews.com, touching upon a…

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“A unique and engaging voice…emotionally sincere and honest…When you’re an artist as passionate as Collins clearly is, you probably have no choice but to let the world hear everything you have to say.”   –VC Reporter

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Licity announces a prose writing project-- THE OPEN DIARY available to readers exclusively through Patreon. Click here to learn more.

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“I hope it offers people landmarks, beacons of hope, in their own process of internal growth and external freedom,” Collins said. “I want to make the kind of music that becomes personally important to people. I want to reach into…

A great conversation with Jacob Haller about the first version of "Love Me Like That." Stay tuned for the follow-up interview when the album One Girl Town is released.