Nicholas Collins unleashes emotional surge with new track “Like A Flood”

Nicholas Collins, Bay Area-born musician is back with a taste of what's to come from his latest single, "Like A Flood," channeling the energy and urgency of classic power rock into a contemporary sound. Renowned for his emotive songwriting and dynamic guitar playing, Collins welcomes listeners into a soundscape where despair commingles with magnetizing energy.

Nicholas, who grew up in the California Bay Area, started playing guitar at 12 and drew inspiration from legends like Jimmy Page, John Lennon, and Joe Walsh. Those influences are still the beating heart of his music, infusing his originals with a nostalgic yet modern feel. Since relocating to Nashville to devote himself entirely to the craft, Collins has been gradually establishing a reputation for intimate live performances and potent studio work.

The new song follows his debut single "Make Them Miss Me" and follow-up "Happier," is another release that shows Collins' evolving artistry. The track features his classic guitar-fueled composition, augmented by earnest lyrics that detail romance, yearning, and healing. It's a song that strikes with slight nuance and overwhelming force, just like its title suggests.

Nicholas Collins continues to be a captivating live presence, connecting with audiences one note at a time. "Like A Flood" is an invitation to feel deeply, to ride the waves of emotion that music can conjure up, and to witness the ascendance of a young artist whose devotion to rock's rich legacy promises a bright future.