With Little Miss Twain, Shania Twain traces her journey from small-town Ontario to global superstardom, joined by guests Tanya Tucker, Josh Homme, and The War And Treaty.
Shania Twain returns with one of the most personal albums of her career on Little Miss Twain. Inspired by her childhood in northern Ontario, the album traces the experiences, influences, and dreams that shaped a young girl who would go on to become the best-selling female country artist of all time. On the album, Twain blends country, pop, rock, soul, and bluegrass into songs that reflect both where she's been and where she is today.
The title track, a duet with Tanya Tucker, pays tribute to the women who believed in her long before the rest of the world did, while "Dirty Rosie" introduces a tougher, rootsier side. Guests including Josh Homme and The War And Treaty add fresh textures without taking the spotlight away from Twain's storytelling.
Little Miss Twain shows there's still plenty of ground left for Twain to cover. By drawing on the people, places, and experiences that shaped her, she's made an album that feels deeply personal while still delivering the memorable melodies that have defined her career.