Shania Twain drops her raw, soulful new album “Little Miss Twain,” a nostalgic journey back to her roots—singing in smoky midnight bars at age eight, fueled by grit and guided by her late mom, who was her everything. The title track, featuring Tanya Tucker, is a tear-jerking tribute to her mother and a full-circle moment Shania calls “unputdownable.” Musically, it’s a wild ride: Motown grooves, vintage country, rock swagger with Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme and Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood. Her voice, shaped by Lyme disease and vocal cord surgery, now carries a raspy, powerful edge she adores. This isn’t just a throwback—it’s a vivid portrait of the wild, hard-won road that forged her into the icon she is today.
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