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Pitchfork 5.2/10 Working with a team of hit-making collaborators, the country-pop icon returns with a bland collection of optimistic affirmations and pumping electro-pop rhythms.
The Line of Best Fit 6/10 Hinting at Shania Twain’s vivacious personality, but never quite letting us in, Queen of Me isn’t as emotionally resonant as her previous works, but still manages to deliver the expected hooks
Evening Standard 3/5 The Canadian country pop superstar’s sixth album is frothy and energetic
Clash 7/10 Five Grammys under her belt and a total of 100 million records sold - Shania Twain is more than deserving of the title “Queen of Country Pop”. In the 90s,
Slant 1.5/5 While Shania Twain’s intentions may be direct, ‘Queen of Me’ fails to live up to its self-assured namesake. Read our review.
Pop Matters 6/10 'Queen of Me' is not as dominating as Shania Twain's existing body of work, but it highlights a beloved household name getting to know herself better.
The Telegraph 3/5 The Queen of country-pop sounds insincere, Raye sticks a stiletto to the patriarchy, Robert Forster urges his wife to soldier on
The Irish Times 3/5 Twain strays away from her country roots but already sounds a decade behind her peers, both in theme and sound
