Now

| Shania Twain

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Now

Written entirely by Twain, Now is her first studio album in which she has assumed an integral role in its production, co-producing every track, and is her first album since her 1993 debut studio album to not be produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, Twain's ex-husband. - Wikipedia

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  • Pitch Fork

    Her songs are modern and pleasant but the specter of her life’s temporary collapse hangs over its best tracks.  

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  • The Guardian

    If there is a game, she is absolutely on top of it.  

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  • Spill Magazine

    While Now may not be as big of a return as Shania had expected, it leaves me hopeful and excited for what else is to come from the second chapter of her career.  

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  • LA Times

    On this surprising yet frustrating album, Twain shows that her taste for adventure and her commitment to polish remain intact without her longtime collaborator. 

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  • Drowned in Sound

    Now isn't going to fool anyone, except maybe the 'yaaass queen' crowd and grandparent-pandering radio.  

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  • Consequence of Sound

    Now, the first new Shania Twain album in 15 years, has a strange dual existence.  

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  • Sounds Like Nashville

    Twain’s new project, Now, proves that some things are worth the wait as the album showcases her talent as both a songwriter and a producer. 

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  • Country Music Magazine

    It’s interesting, and perhaps commendable, that Twain hasn’t played it completely safe: she could have made an entire record of harmless pop music and no-one would have complained. Now isn’t far off from that territory, but it’s distant enough to be appreciated.  

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  • NZ Herald

    Shania Twain is back, but not like we know her  

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  • 2 Loud 2 Old Music

    I believe what I realized about the album is it is missing the FUN of her previous albums. It is like your crazy-ass best friend in college went and grew up and became a boring adult.  

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  • Country Universe

    Shania Twain can really sing and she’s even better as a writer. It’s a sin that her talents have been hidden away on her own record.  

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  • Entertainment Focus

    Now is a solid return for Twain but it misses some of the spark that her earlier material had.  

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  • The Reviews Are In

    Shania was gone… but she’s back. And we hope that she’ll never go away again. 

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  • Cryptic Rock

    While her experimentation might fail in a few tracks, over all, Twain returns to prove that her down time has in no way slowed her roll.  

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  • The Young Folks

    Now has its faults, but if you’ve heard anything about it, it’s probably a lot better than you’ve heard.  

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  • Gulf News

    Twain has persevered through a lot of personal hardships and this album’s survival message shows she’s not going to let anything stop her.
 

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  • Cleveland.com

    But I won't, I can't applaud her music.  

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  • London Evening Standard

    Middle-aged balladry is kept to a minimum on an album of robust tunes, including Life’s About to Get Good, Roll Me on the River and More Fun. 

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  • Plugged In

    Now concludes on a positive spiritual note, suggesting that prayerfully seeking God is ultimately what helps us become the best version of ourselves. 

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  • Kelly Alexander Show

    Now is not a terrible album. If you like Shania, I will still encourage you to listen to it.  

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  • Clash Magazine

    One listen to ‘Now’ confirms that the world was right to ignore it.  

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  • Metro Weekly

    Everything about Now, from the optimistic and aspirational lyrics, indicates that Twain is seeking to take her career in a new direction. 

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  • Daily Mail UK

    Now offers even less twang for your buck.  

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  • Celeb Mix

    Overall ‘Now’ is a truly epic album that highlights everything we love about Shania Twain.  

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  • The Musical Hype

    Unfortunately, it’s not quite the comeback she deserves  

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  • Wide Open Country

    Twain built an empire on doing what she wants and that's exactly what she does here. 

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  • Boston Herald

    She committed to pop music on the “Up!” album 15 years ago, and this release picks up where that one left off, adding such modern touches as Auto-Tune (lots of it) and drum loops.  

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  • Spectrum Culture

    Now is best viewed as a transition album where Shania Twain uses recent tricks to stay relevant as a recording artist after such a protracted absence.  

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  • Sputnik Music

    A crossover masterwork that music fans will be listening to for some time in the future.  

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  • A Bit of Pop Music

    Shania Twain still does what she does best on new album Now. 

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  • Vulture

    Sheer audacity makes Now one of the year’s most daring releases on the pop spectrum. 

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  • Star 2

    After 15 years, Shania Twain proves she has still got it.  

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  • Yorkshire Times

    It's not all country pop though and the majority of the album sounds different to what she has recorded previously.  

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  • Vulture Hound

    Now is a return of one of the greatest voices of our time. Beautifully produced and showcasing a unique talent to move, to uplift, and to share the joys of life and love. It’s a rollercoaster of emotions told in a tight narrative by a master storyteller. 

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  • USA Today

    Now continues to build on the relationship Twain constructed with women. This time, however, it comes from a different place in her heart. 

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  • Thomas Bleach

    It could’ve done with some refining but after 15 years I guess some people do just want quantity over quality. 

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  • Poparazzi

    Hopefully, the future has more new music from Shania in store, because on its own, Now just doesn’t cut it. 

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  • Monika Weatherly

    Now is beautiful, inspirational glory. 

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