Canadian singer-songwriter Shania Twain has released a new album titled “Little Miss Twain” – a collection of songs that describe her life in northern Ontario before she shot to fame. In an interview with CTV’s Your Morning that aired Friday, Twain described the new album as a “reflection of the period” of her first days on stage when she was eight years old, singing in local bars and eventually getting her first recording contract in her 20s. “I was reflecting back on things that made me laugh and chuckle and made me happy,” she said. “Remembering all the great things about the North.” Twain’s son, Eja D’Angelo Lange, is the first person who gets to hear her raw demos. “We share and exchange what we’re up to, and then every once in a while, he’ll have an idea to throw a win,” Twain said. “I say to Eja, ‘OK, here’s the note I need to hit. Can you please hit it with clarity and pitch perfect tone, so I don’t have to struggle through all the takes’?” Watch CTV Your Morning’s full interview with Shania Twain at the top of the article.
