This 2002 portrait of Alanis Morissette appeared in Razor during the release period for Under Rug Swept, her fifth studio album. By then, Morissette had moved well beyond the breakthrough impact of Jagged Little Pill, but she was still closely associated with the emotionally direct songwriting style that helped define alternative pop in the mid-1990s.
Under Rug Swept included songs like “Hands Clean” and “Precious Illusions,” and marked another stage in Morissette’s shift from the raw anger and confrontation of her earlier work toward more reflective material. The accompanying profile looks back on that evolution, from her early Canadian pop career through the massive success of Jagged Little Pill and into the more introspective music she was making by 2002.
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