Over on the Top Christian Albums chart, the set bows at No. 9 with 26,000 (a weekly sales peak for the act). That’s not terribly surprising, as digital sales amounted to 48% of the total sales of Owl City’s last album, versus 16% for Songz’s “Passion, Pain & Pleasure.”Ĭhristian band Tenth Avenue North is the final debut in the top 10 this week, as the group’s “The Struggle” arrives at a career-high No. 1 Hot 100 single “Fireflies.”) It’s probably safe to suspect that the new album could have a longer shelf life than “All Things” on the chart, thanks to the popularity of his Jepsen collaboration.ĭownloads made up 72% of Owl City’s first week, as compared to the 38% they accounted for Songz’s debut. However, the album only spent nine weeks on the tally - a meager total compared to the 56 frames the act’s debut album “Ocean Eyes,” spent on the list. Owl City’s last full-length set, 2011’s “All Things Bright and Beautiful,” debuted and peaked at No. The album’s current single, “Good Time” (with Carly Rae Jepsen), has been percolating in the top 15 of the Billboard Hot 100 for the past month. 7 with 30,000 - marking the act’s third top 10 set. Owl City’s “The Midsummer Station” starts at No. 5 with 53,000 sold in its first week.ĭJ Khaled, ‘Kiss the Ring’: Track-By-Track Review His last release, 2011’s “We the Best Forever,” debuted and peaked at No. 4 with 41,000 - Khaled’s seventh chart hit and fourth top 10 overall. “Chapter V” is the first of four debuts in the top 10 this week on the Billboard 200, as DJ Khaled’s “Kiss the Ring” is the tally’s second-biggest arrival. 1 debut with its same-named set in 2005.) (For chart-watchers out there, this is the second album named “Chapter V” to reach No. So far, “Chapter V” has collected a pair of top 10 singles on the R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart in “Heart Attack” (No. 3 in 2009 and of course, “Passion” claimed the No. 20 and it was followed by 2007’s “Trey Day,” which hit No.
His debut set, 2005’s “I Gotta Make It,” topped out at No. Each of Songz’s albums have peaked progressively higher on the Billboard 200, culminating in his first No.
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