Shania Twain – The Woman In Me

The Woman in Me, released in 1995, is Shania Twain’s second studio album and her breakthrough into mainstream country-pop crossover. Co-produced and co-written with Robert John “Mutt” Lange, the album blends polished pop production with solid country roots, yielding tracks that range from sassily introspective to bold and anthemic. Songs like Any Man of Mine, Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?, and You Win My Love became staples, helping Twain secure her place in both country and pop realms. The record’s strength lies in its balance of accessibility and personality. Twain’s confident delivery flutters between vulnerability and playful strength, while Lange’s production builds around crisp rhythms, bright guitars, and a broad sonic palette. The Woman in Me not only launched Twain into superstardom—it redefined expectations for female country artists in the 1990s.

Reviews

“The album propelled Twain to stardom, due in no small part to her fiery songs landing at the perfect moment in the mid-’90s.” – Paste Magazine