Shania Twain is the undisputed Queen of Country Pop who rewrote the rules of music in the '90s. With her pitch-perfect voice, disarming charisma and revolutionary collaboration with producer Mutt Lange, the Canadian singer tore down the walls between traditional country and bombastic pop. Her masterpiece Come On Over, with around forty million copies sold, is one of the best-selling albums by a female artist ever. Vote for your favorite Shania Twain song.
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Man! I Feel Like a Woman!
The ultimate pop anthem of female liberation and party spirit. From that legendary opening shout ('Let's go, girls!') to the ripping rock guitars and wild chorus, this song is pure adrenaline. A global classic that still sets full venues on fire decades later.
You're Still the One
Written as a powerful response to critics who predicted her relationship would fail. The subtle acoustic guitars, smooth vocals and comforting chorus make You're Still the One a universal monument to triumph over outside skepticism.
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That Don't Impress Me Much
Iconic, cheeky and brimming with confidence. Dressed in her famous leopard-print outfit, Shania takes apart superficial men, from rocket scientists to Brad Pitt, with incredible flair: 'Okay, so you're Brad Pitt? That don't impress me much!' A timeless dance floor hit.
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Any Man of Mine
Her first number one on the US country charts and a blueprint for modern country pop. The stomping handclap rhythm and razor-sharp steel guitar support lyrics full of feminist humor in which Shania spells out exactly what she expects from a partner.
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From This Moment On
A monumental power ballad that became a favorite first-dance song at weddings around the world. Backed by lush strings and a cinematic build, Shania delivers one of her most emotional and vocally impressive performances.
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Up!
The ultimate optimistic feel-good anthem. Shania sings about the small setbacks of everyday life with so much humor and resilience that you can't help smiling, backed by pumping basslines and a chorus bursting with positive energy.
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Party for Two (with Billy Currington)
A cheeky, bubbly country-pop duet full of infectious enthusiasm. Over a danceable beat, Shania and Billy Currington sing about an intimate party for two that needs no glitz or glamour, just each other's company.
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Forever and for Always
One of her most romantic and timeless ballads. The acoustic guitars and soft percussion breathe the atmosphere of a sunny summer afternoon, while Shania sings with sincere tenderness about unconditional devotion.
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I'm Gonna Getcha Good!
The futuristic opener of her album Up!, where country guitars collide with steamy pop-rock beats. With unmatched energy and an irresistible melody, Twain effortlessly wraps her listeners around her finger in an ode to confident seduction.
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Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?
The energetic honky-tonk hit with which Shania Twain first broke through big in the country world. Driven by a whirling fiddle, a swinging pedal steel and playful lyrics about an unfaithful lover, it laid the foundation for her later global dominance.
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