乡村音乐巨星莎尼亚·特恩近日发行新专辑《Little Miss Twain》，该专辑记录了她从8岁至二十多岁签约大唱片公司期间的人生历程 [1]。专辑收录了她在加拿大北安大略州酒吧表演的早年经历，当时她因年龄未满法定要求，只能在午夜后登台 [1]。
专辑的标题曲献给特恩已故的母亲，其母亲于1987年在车祸中丧生 [1]。这首歌曲由乡村音乐传奇人物坦雅·塔克助唱 [1]。
特恩曾因莱姆病而嗓音受损，并在2018年接受了喉部植入手术 [1]。这张专辑还收录了她与Queens of the Stone Age的乔什·霍姆和罗尼·伍德的合作 [1]。五次格莱美奖得主特恩通过这部作品深入回顾了自己的音乐之路 [1]。
Country music superstar Shania Twain has released her latest album, Little Miss Twain, which chronicles a formative period of her life from age eight through her twenties before signing with a major record label [1]. The project draws heavily on Twain's early experiences performing in bars across Northern Ontario, Canada, during hours when she was below the legal age to be present in such venues [1].
The album's title track serves as a tribute to Twain's mother, who died in a car accident in 1987 [1]. The song features country music legend Tanya Tucker as a guest vocalist [1].
The album also includes collaborations with notable artists, including Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age and Ronnie Wood [1]. Twain, a five-time Grammy Award winner, has discussed the album's origins in recent interviews [1].
Twain's return to recording comes after she was diagnosed with Lyme disease, which affected her voice [1]. She underwent laryngeal implant surgery in 2018 to address the vocal impacts of the illness [1].