Marlie Collins

About

The artist

Marlie Collins is a Vancouver-based Canadian singer, songwriter, performer, actor, and vocal coach. Her artist-controlled biography identifies Saskatoon, Saskatchewan as her birthplace and Vancouver as her current base. She studied classical voice at the University of Saskatchewan and later earned a performance diploma from the Canadian College of Performing Arts in Victoria. From 2012 through 2016, Collins toured in Southeast Asia with a funk and soul band before returning to Canadian stages. She later performed leading roles in the Arts Club Theatre productions Xanadu and Rock of Ages. Collins released her self-titled debut album in 2018, building its ten songs around southern soul, funk, groove, and personal songwriting. The exact Spotify identity 1fKzdMCiQf0NSYGBT1Hp07 contains three distinct principal album and single containers available in Canada: the 2018 album Marlie Collins, the 2020 single This Christmas, and the 2022 single On&On. Apple Music artist 1364202123 independently matches the same three-release recording identity. This provider-visible catalogue summary does not include collaborations where Collins appears only as a featured artist. Her current artist site says a second album is planned for 2026. It also documents ongoing work with the event band Side One, the ABRA CADABRA touring tribute production, and her piano-vocal project MarlieMarlow. A current Chorus Studio profile lists Collins as a Vancouver voice and performance coach and documents continued work across music, theatre, film, television, and live performance. The District of West Vancouver lists her for the August 2026 Harmony Arts Festival and describes her live set as a blend of soul, funk, roots, and blues. These independent current records confirm both active status and a British Columbia professional base. MusicList directs professional inquiries to the artist-controlled contact form and does not reproduce the acting representative's direct email shown on that page. Spotify media is displayed only through the provider-attributed live route with a monogram fallback. No music-production role is inferred from Collins's separate film-producing work.