Shania Twain did not seek inspiration for her seventh studio album; rather, it chronicles her journey to fame.
At Shania Twain’s Rose Ceremony on Sunday, May 10, in Los Angeles, she told PEOPLE magazine about her upcoming album, revealing that she made little effort to revive her “childhood” memories through the album.
The 60-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter said, “It’s a reflection of my childhood, the environment I grew up in. There’s a lot of descriptive language.”
Shania went on to share that the core purpose of her album is to tell people what her life looked like when she was “growing up.”
Notably, her forthcoming album is a tribute to her years-long journey filled with best and worst moments.
“I’m turning 60 and I feel good and I’ve got to celebrate that. I’m grateful to have made it this far. So, I was celebrating that with all of the Queen of Me music. But who makes you who you become basically. I had never shared that with the fans before,” the Now songstress explained, referring to her 2023 album.
“[My fans] only know Shania from my first records… My first hit wasn’t until I was 30. So, there’s a whole lot of Shania they don’t know about and that’s what the new music’s about,” she noted.
It is important to mention that Shania Twain’s seventh studio album is still under development with no release date yet.
