Introduction
In this 1999 Grammy Awards interview, Shania Twain reflects on how far she has come since her breakthrough album The Woman in Me. She acknowledges the increased attention and nominations this time around, noting that she feels more at peace with herself and is beginning to enjoy her success more. Despite her fame, Shania admits she’s still a homebody at heart and prefers the simplicity of real life over the glitz of the entertainment industry. She jokes about not being the best wife at the moment due to her busy schedule but hopes to improve as life slows down.
Shania talks about the pressures of the music industry, such as constant travel, lack of rest, and difficulty maintaining a healthy lifestyle. However, she emphasizes that she is finally learning to relax and appreciate her achievements.
When asked about the significant presence of female artists at the Grammys, she sees it as a positive sign of the times, reflecting broader social progress where women are finding their rightful place in many fields, including music.
Regarding her music, she shares that it’s deeply rooted in her emotions and not always in literal experiences. Her goal is to create music that resonates with listeners and evokes real emotional responses.
Looking ahead, Shania confirms she will be writing new songs and preparing for her next album while continuing her tour, which has already lasted ten months and will run through July. Despite the demanding schedule, she says she’s doing well and is grateful for everything.