In a shocking revelation that has left fans stunned, Shania Twain’s former manager has come forward to confirm the existence of a never-before-heard album recorded during one of the darkest periods of her life — the months following her painful 2004 divorce from producer and husband Robert “Mutt” Lange.
According to insider sources, the album — tentatively titled “Ashes and Roses” — was recorded in secret, without any label involvement. Its lyrics are said to be raw, furious, and unfiltered, directly confronting themes of infidelity, betrayal, and emotional collapse.
“This wasn’t a country-pop album,” said the former manager, who requested anonymity. “It was fire. She was hurt — and she didn’t hold back. Every line burned.”
Shockingly, just as final mixes were being completed, the project was allegedly shut down — not by Twain herself, but due to external pressure from parties concerned about “brand damage.” The master recordings were believed to be destroyed… until now.
The former manager recently confirmed that a backup archive still exists — and includes demo tapes, lyric notebooks, and vocal outtakes never meant to see the light of day.
Now, with the music world buzzing and fans demanding answers, there’s talk that parts of the album could be restored and released, either as a raw EP or as part of a future documentary on Shania’s most hidden years.
What’s inside these lost tracks — and why were they buried for over two decades?
The explosive content is currently being… evaluated for legal clearance, emotional impact, and potential release.