Michael Bublé and Shania Twain are two widely known recording artists from Canada who emerged into international prominence from the 1990s onward. Bublé is primarily associated with contemporary pop and traditional pop standards, drawing on jazz and big-band influences and known for his smooth vocal delivery and reinterpretations of classic songs; his career has been active from the late 1990s and gained major commercial success in the 2000s. Twain is associated with country-pop and contemporary country, noted for blending pop hooks with country instrumentation and for her energetic vocal style and songwriting; she rose to major prominence in the 1990s and remains an influential figure in crossover country music. Both artists have produced mainstream, studio-recorded albums and are known for accessible melodies and polished production.