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Stevie Moore wrote:

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What kind of album do you all want Shania to release next? More pop, or stick with country?

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I want a Christmas album!  I feel like that is so long overdue. Country pop sounding. Honestly don't care too much about the sound. I just need a Shania Christmas album!

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Shania talks about "I'd Be Loving Me" - https://www.facebook.com/reel/1562227035356879

2:00 PM ET - 15 Aug 26

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGJqDj9Gbr0

Shania Twain keeps using the same video that looks to me like she's intoxicated. It’s time to move along to other projects because I'd be shocked if she announces a Little Miss Twain tour. It’s not happening. A tour, yes, but one focusing on the hits. She's not going to do a worldwide small bar tour because there isn't money to be made—it'll be more like a stadium tour.

​I do believe she has other musical projects in the works; however, I am hoping she signs with a new record label and a new management team. Since Shania has been married to Fred, I know they both love each other, but him encouraging her music and saying it sounds amazing certainly isn't helping her make the right choices. She needs one producer to make an entire album. I personally believe David Foster might be a perfect fit, and maybe they could co-write together.

​Like Tommy said, good music will do well—it has nothing to do with age. She's heard and seen the reviews for her Little Miss Twain album from the fans, and while some were positive, most weren't. That's why she flew to Switzerland so fast: to focus on other projects. Yes, we will get another album, but how fast we get one remains to be seen.

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Parker wrote:

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Shania Twain keeps using the same video that looks to me like she's intoxicated. It’s time to move along to other projects because I'd be shocked if she announces a Little Miss Twain tour. It’s not happening. A tour, yes, but one focusing on the hits. She's not going to do a worldwide small bar tour because there isn't money to be made—it'll be more like a stadium tour.

​I do believe she has other musical projects in the works; however, I am hoping she signs with a new record label and a new management team. Since Shania has been married to Fred, I know they both love each other, but him encouraging her music and saying it sounds amazing certainly isn't helping her make the right choices. She needs one producer to make an entire album. I personally believe David Foster might be a perfect fit, and maybe they could co-write together.

​Like Tommy said, good music will do well—it has nothing to do with age. She's heard and seen the reviews for her Little Miss Twain album from the fans, and while some were positive, most weren't. That's why she flew to Switzerland so fast: to focus on other projects. Yes, we will get another album, but how fast we get one remains to be seen.

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Hard disagree. Love the album, and many fans do. The critical reviews, for the most part, were much better than they were for Queen of Me. The songwriting of this album is much better lyrically and even in terms of how the genres fit her voice.

Also the suggestion that her husband is too agreeable to her musical instincts… YIKES. Borderline sexist to think she needs guidance from her husband or that he’s her biggest influence. She is making the choices she wants to make as an artist and that’s as it should be. If she wanted to chase hits, she would be. No part of this project seems like that was the intention. This was an album designed to be personal, tell a story from a chapter of her life, and explore the music of her childhood and young adulthood. She has more than earned the right to do that kind of project, even if it has a smaller audience.

No reason to believe she thought this was gonna be a blockbuster album with high charting singles and certainly no reason to believe that Fred being a supportive husband is what‘s keeping her from making hits! She doesnt need her husband’s permission or direction to make the music she wants to make— and ultimately her making the music she wants is the whole point of being a musical artist… I get that some fans may not like that but it’s her career and her art, not ours. Luckily for me, I guess, I just happen to love the direction she went in on this record.

Lastly, David Foster hasn’t had a hit in decades and is known for power ballads which Shania clearly doesn’t do (and are def not in fashion). 

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 I love this album too an lot of music critical did to! I have like all three albums thought I just wish Shania had another hit! We need to let go of the fact that her music it is not like it was in the 90’s with Mutt, I want Shania to have a hit without him.

Honeyimhome wrote:

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Parker wrote:

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Shania Twain keeps using the same video that looks to me like she's intoxicated. It’s time to move along to other projects because I'd be shocked if she announces a Little Miss Twain tour. It’s not happening. A tour, yes, but one focusing on the hits. She's not going to do a worldwide small bar tour because there isn't money to be made—it'll be more like a stadium tour.

​I do believe she has other musical projects in the works; however, I am hoping she signs with a new record label and a new management team. Since Shania has been married to Fred, I know they both love each other, but him encouraging her music and saying it sounds amazing certainly isn't helping her make the right choices. She needs one producer to make an entire album. I personally believe David Foster might be a perfect fit, and maybe they could co-write together.

​Like Tommy said, good music will do well—it has nothing to do with age. She's heard and seen the reviews for her Little Miss Twain album from the fans, and while some were positive, most weren't. That's why she flew to Switzerland so fast: to focus on other projects. Yes, we will get another album, but how fast we get one remains to be seen.

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@Parker, I'm calling you out. You're the one that was raving over this album, while I was the complete opposite. I, on the other hand wasn't feeling it at all but it grew on me... A LOT! I'll quote you "This is her best work since up. Everyone has there own options but Northern Town is my favorite however I am not sure as there so so many songs I am crying over. Her best work yes I said it. This is the Shania people will love. Her roots. Raw and real. 10/10". You even mentioned it being very well produced. The minute you notice the album wasn't going to chart well you flipped on it and her hard, while pointing the finger in all directions on who is to blame (Shania, her husband, her label, management, the producers and so on...). If you actually like the album, just enjoy it. It is actually a great album and it's likely her most personal one yet. We also have to stop assuming the worst of the people around her cause you have no idea what is going on behind closed doors (good or bad) and you likely never will.

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I made comments previously assuming the album would be great, basing my expectations on some of the teaser clips released before the full drop. Other than the title track (Little Miss Twain) (which I do like), the overall production and music quality just aren't good.

​I'm a huge fan, and I don't mind being called out for giving my honest impressions. Mutt Lange was a huge influence on Shania’s legacy, and personally, I don't think there's been a true hit since 2005. I understand some people love it, but after listening to most of the tracks, I think this is her worst album to date. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I'm just giving mine as a longtime fan. You all want me to say it's great? Well, it isn't. I love Shania, but her current production and management team have been terrible.

​This will be my last comment on this post, but I'll leave it at this: I'm definitely not the only one here who isn't feeling this album."

Parker wrote:

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Honeyimhome wrote:

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Parker wrote:

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Shania Twain keeps using the same video that looks to me like she's intoxicated. It’s time to move along to other projects because I'd be shocked if she announces a Little Miss Twain tour. It’s not happening. A tour, yes, but one focusing on the hits. She's not going to do a worldwide small bar tour because there isn't money to be made—it'll be more like a stadium tour.

​I do believe she has other musical projects in the works; however, I am hoping she signs with a new record label and a new management team. Since Shania has been married to Fred, I know they both love each other, but him encouraging her music and saying it sounds amazing certainly isn't helping her make the right choices. She needs one producer to make an entire album. I personally believe David Foster might be a perfect fit, and maybe they could co-write together.

​Like Tommy said, good music will do well—it has nothing to do with age. She's heard and seen the reviews for her Little Miss Twain album from the fans, and while some were positive, most weren't. That's why she flew to Switzerland so fast: to focus on other projects. Yes, we will get another album, but how fast we get one remains to be seen.

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@Parker, I'm calling you out. You're the one that was raving over this album, while I was the complete opposite. I, on the other hand wasn't feeling it at all but it grew on me... A LOT! I'll quote you "This is her best work since up. Everyone has there own options but Northern Town is my favorite however I am not sure as there so so many songs I am crying over. Her best work yes I said it. This is the Shania people will love. Her roots. Raw and real. 10/10". You even mentioned it being very well produced. The minute you notice the album wasn't going to chart well you flipped on it and her hard, while pointing the finger in all directions on who is to blame (Shania, her husband, her label, management, the producers and so on...). If you actually like the album, just enjoy it. It is actually a great album and it's likely her most personal one yet. We also have to stop assuming the worst of the people around her cause you have no idea what is going on behind closed doors (good or bad) and you likely never will.

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I made comments previously assuming the album would be great, basing my expectations on some of the teaser clips released before the full drop. Other than the title track (Little Miss Twain) (which I do like), the overall production and music quality just aren't good.

​I'm a huge fan, and I don't mind being called out for giving my honest impressions. Mutt Lange was a huge influence on Shania’s legacy, and personally, I don't think there's been a true hit since 2005. I understand some people love it, but after listening to most of the tracks, I think this is her worst album to date. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I'm just giving mine as a longtime fan. You all want me to say it's great? Well, it isn't. I love Shania, but her current production and management team have been terrible.

​This will be my last comment on this post, but I'll leave it at this: I'm definitely not the only one here who isn't feeling this album."

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I don't care if you like it or not, that wasn't the point. You're allowed to not like it and I'm not here to police that. I just notice a major shift the minute we found out the album was going to chart really low. It's the complete 360 in attitude that did it for me.

But at the same time, in here career I think if you want to point the finger, you need to point it at Shania. I don't think we can fully put the blame on the management team, because she has the final say, her management team works for her. If Shania says minimal promotion, minimal promotion we get. Same goes for the production, she has the last word. We're never going to get an equal to TWIM, COO, or Up! Any music we get is a blessing at this point. Good or Bad.

How many music videos did she film singing the songs? It's a shame they didn't go further. If she'd been filmed singing the whole song, it would have taken 3 minutes and made for a beautiful, simple video. Especially since the visuals (and Shania herself) are gorgeous.

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Shoplifting with @shaniatwain 🛻

The country music icon stopped by the store to pick out some new and old favorites, from @dollyparton to @queensofthestoneage.

Her new album ‘Little Miss Twain’ is out now. Pick up a copy in stores and online at roughtrade.com.

Video - https://www.instagram.com/p/DcRBb7HSc0w/

10:54 AM ET - 20 Aug 26

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It's been one month since the release of Little Miss Twain but it feels a lot longer. I guess because the album only had a one-week chart life, no hit singles, no music videos and no one (except Shania fans) talked about it/gave it any recognition.

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12:00 PM ET - 18 Aug 26

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6:41 PM ET - 24 Aug 26

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“I Think You’re Wrong!” - Josh Homme on Shania Twain 🤠

Kerrang! Radio - Josh Homme shares what it was like working on Shania Twain's 'Faded Blue Jeans' 🤠

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u747q8rwj8

I would have liked at least one actual music video for this album but it doesn't look like it's happening.

From a PEOPLE magazine interview with Tanya Tucker:

PEOPLE: You collaborated with Shania Twain on the title track of her most recent album Little Miss Twain, which also name-checks you. What was it like collaborating with her?

TUCKER: That was a thrill. I’m standing in my kitchen at the condo in Nashville, and I don’t know, it was about 10 a.m., and Shania texts me, that was Oct. 6, and she said, “I’ve got something ... Can you come to L.A.?” And I thought, next month. “Yeah, we can plan it. Sure.” And she goes, “I’ll tell you why. I’ve got something I’m doing. But it’s important that I show it to you, and I want to be there with you when I do show it to you, not just send it to you. I want you here. I don’t want to tell you what it is because it’ll ruin it. I just need you to fly to L.A.” She goes, “I’ll take care of your room, your flight, whatever, you and your boyfriend, and we’ll have a good time.” Oct. 10 is my birthday, so there’s always that to deal with. But I just said, “Sure, I’ll come” because I had some time off, and I said, “What day are you talking?” She said, “Oct. 8.” There’s some friends I got that I’d never do that with. I would never just fly all the way to L.A. to see what they had going. But I did with her, and I thought it was [amazing] that I would do a leap of faith. I think it was [Oct. 9] we listened to the song in the studio at Republic Records, and they’ve got a video of me and my boyfriend, Craig Dillingham; we had some tears in our eyes, and it was just so raw. I’d love to have a copy of it just like we did it, without anything else on it, because it was magic. I was so honored. I’d be honored if Joe Blow did something like that with me involved, but Shania was sort of over the top. I’ll never forget it. It was just a real bonding.

PEOPLE: What do you recall about the first time you met Shania?

TUCKER: [The] first time I met her was at the [2020] Grammys, when I won the Grammys, and met her real briefly. But the second time was in a stinky alley behind the Ryman, and we were going over to Miranda [Lambert]’s party for her new bar on Broadway. My shoes were hurting, and it was just about a block walk, so I see this golf cart, and I asked the guy, “Hey, what’s the chance of me getting that golf cart to take me over to Miranda’s?” And he said, “Oh, I’m waiting for Ms. Shania.” I said, “Oh, you are?” So I said, “Well, I think I’ll wait here, too.” She had accepted an award for the ACM, and she was all in her gown, and she seemed like she was 10 feet tall to me. We stood there in the stinky alley while her people were all looking at their watches: “We got to go, we got to go.” She goes, “No, we don’t. I have to stay here until I’m with my idol, my hero.” We were just ignoring them and bonded there, and that was pretty much it. 

https://people.com/tanya-tucker-regrets-not-being-around-dolly-parton-more-exclusive-12110524