Shania Twain releases autobiographical album 'Little Miss Twain

Canadian singer‑songwriter Shania Twain has issued her seventh studio album, Little Miss Twain. The record is described as deeply autobiographical, recounting her childhood in rural Ontario, early hair‑cutting gigs for family, and the influence of her mother. It includes collaborations with musicians such as Ronnie Wood, Josh Homme, T‑Bone Burnett and country legend Tanya Tucker, while Twain’s 24‑year‑old son, Eja Twain, contributed as a producer and co‑writer.

The album mixes country, bluegrass, rock, soul, Motown, R&B and big‑band sounds, reflecting Twain’s varied musical influences. It serves as a personal love letter to her mother and a reflection on the hardships she faced before achieving fame.