Nick Carter And Jennifer Paige Duet On ‘Beautiful Lie’

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The Backstreet Boys are currently wowing England with their This Is Us tour. But for those who sit around scratching their heads wondering what Nick Carter gets up to during his off time, it appears he records electro-pop duets with singers whose albums only come out in Germany.

You may remember Jennifer Paige from her none-too-shabby 1998 hit “Crush.” She recently enlisted the vocal talents of the youngest BSB member for her song “Beautiful Lie” (not, incidentally, a 30 Seconds To Mars cover). And great news, Germans—it’s going to be included on the re-release of Paige’s third album Best Kept Secret, out November 20!

Watch the meeting of the blond crooners in their jewel-heist-gone-wrong video after the jump!

And, what the heck—it’s Friday, so let’s toss in “Crush,” for old times’ sake.

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11 Responses to “Nick Carter And Jennifer Paige Duet On ‘Beautiful Lie’”

  1. by brasstax at 3:45 pm

    The Germans can keep that.

  2. by Marianna at 4:05 pm

    I actually quite like that–but probably would do better in the US in the country genre! But their voices blend very well together and the song sounds great. How appropriate is the video with news of the Hollywood Burgler Bunch all over the place!

  3. by Mr. Middletown at 6:24 pm

    I actually like it. I just figured it would be super cheesy but it’s not nice surprise and I agree this defiantly seems more suited for the current US market.

  4. by AnonymousFormerIdolatrix at 7:28 pm

    “Defiantly”? Rather than definitely? You can officially STFU.

  5. by ZOMBIEBOT-C52 at 9:03 pm

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  6. by Robbie Daw at 8:00 am

    @Mr. Middletown @Marianna: Interesting suggestion, though I doubt these two could get arrested in the States at this point. Then again—Darius Rucker. I think brasstaXXX will be getting his way on this one.

  7. by brasstax at 8:17 am

    @Robbie: Actually, I agree with Marianna. If they nu-countried it up for the US market, it might be a hit. I feel like I’m probably dissing an entire fanbase here because I don’t really know what those people like (even though I lived in Nashville for 4 years), but it sounds like it could be country-pop just as easily as it is euro-pop.

  8. by Robbie Daw at 8:54 am

    @brasstax: Oh, I can totally see it, song structure-wise. It worked for “What Hurts The Most” and “God Must Have Spent A Little More Time On You.” I’m thinking it’d need to be by a completely different artist (or artists) though. Beautiful city, Nashville…only ever spent a weekend there.

  9. by Marianna at 12:28 pm

    Only visited Nashville once-for a wedding and I have to say at every instance, the people were about the friendliest I’ve ever met. Although it will be hard to sell Nick Carter as a country artist, I don’t think Jennifer Paige has enough recognition in the US as any particular type of artist to be pegged as only pop. She is from Atlanta-on the Youtube video of the “making” of this video she has a VERY southern accent. She could definately make it country in US and song structure, lyrics this is as country as Shania Twain ever was/wasn’t. At this point though in American pop-she just seems to NORMAL to appeal to Top 40 American pop.

  10. by Mr. Middletown at 8:00 pm

    The current Taylor Swift/Carrie Underwood-esque cross over pop-country seems exactly where this would fall under if it were in the states.

    On a side-note I find it rather hard to even consider Taylor Swift a country artist at all, its like soft-pop-rock/soft-pop? I like her nonetheless.

  11. by Marianna at 5:10 am

    Unfortunately the pop market in the States is cornered by either the unholy Trinity of Rap/hiphop/urban R&B, the Eurodance Weirdos, or the Disney crowd. Virtually anyone else who is not of those three categories is forced to go country to have a viable career on radio in the US.

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