Backstreet Boys icon Nick Carter Maintains a moment that goes from the release of official music video and a completely new Radio Edit for its emotional path ", reflector."

Song, withdrawn from the latest solo album "Love life tragedy," gains a staggering visual treatment that develops in the topics of love, resilience and unredarious searches for hope.

Newly published Radio Edit Nick Carter offers re-download downloaded on the track, giving fans with a fresh way of connecting with one of the most powerful album songs.

Video falls followed by tHe continued the success of "love life tragedy", What debuted on number 1 on ITunes Worldwide Top Albums Chart after posting 15. May and secured the first 10 points on pop graphs around the world. The album signifies a definite moment in Carter's independent career, earning praise for their bravely emotional storytelling and vulnerable lyricism.

In combination with the album, Carter recently launched a unique competition with collecting vinyl vinyl and a comic with a limited edition. Each package includes two songs from the album pressed on Vinyl, a physical lyrical comic, digital EP and personalized GoodDeed certificate.

Six total packages are published through 10. October, with a part of the income that supports the children's Heart of Mental Health, causing Carter's heart.

Carter is driving high on the success of your latest solo album.

"I was fired that he left no. 1. I just couldn't believe. I didn't expect, so it was a pleasant surprise," Share Carter with Digital magazine. "How was going on, I was somehow questioned," Who really cares? "And he was a great feeling that I knew that I worked so hard for so many years and to reson the people. That's all I could ask."

A deeply personal project reflects Carter's own trip, and each path serves as a chapter of his story. "Every single song tells the story, and each individual song has its meaning," he said. "I spilled my heart through this music, so I'm coming back and listen to in this collection and his whole definitely filled me for me."

Among his favorite songs from the album, Carter list "Wild Heart", "Hey kid", "It hurts to love you," and "he made them during the remaster process.

"It's hard to choose because every single song was a lot of blood, sweat, tears, emotions and all the things I passed," he explained. "We hope that people will enjoy it, and that will help them while hearing a little of my story."

Carter is also prepared to hit the stage for two special solo performance in Illinois. Concerts were set up for 11. October in DES Plaines and 12. October in St. Charles, denoting Carter's return to the journey with fresh sets and renewed energy.

"It's nice because I finally put a record, and now I can do something different for those shows," Carter shared. The fans who attended the dates in October can expect a revenent version of his who I am a tour, with a "Large portion" "love tragedy" involved in the play.

"People can now hear some of those songs," he explained. "I'll adjust the original setlist so people can hear and enjoy the new material I have."

Illinois emissions will provide a long-standing fan chance to experience the emotional depth of Carter's new live music