The Zac Brown Band is no.1 this week with their fourth studio Album 'Jekyll+Hyde' and sales of 233.000, 214.000 of which was sold in the USA, and another 15.000 in Canada. It is the second no.1 for Zac Brown on the World chart, the former release 'Uncaged' went to no.1 with sales of 242.000 sales in 2012. 'Jekyll+Hyde' is one of ten new Albums on this week's chart. The second highest entry is the eighth studio Album from the legendary Brit-pop band Blur, their first album in 12 years! 'The Magic Whip' jumps atop the British hitlist with 42.700 sales, and reaches no.3 globally with sales of 124.000. At no.2 is Josh Groban's new album 'Stages' with sales of 217.000, up 845% from the previous week, when the album was available only in a few countries.
Francis Cabrel, one of the most successful French musicians of all time, debuts at no.4 this week with his 13th studio album since 1977. 'In Extremis' sold 123.000 units the first week with 109.000 copies sold in France. Cabrel's biggest success was his eighth album 'Samedi Soir Sur La Terre' in 1994, which sold 4 million units in France. It's the second most successful album in history there, second only to Celine Dion's 'Deux' from 1995 with 4,4 million sales. 62 year-old Japanese musician Shogo Hamada is this weeks no.5 but is no.1 in Japan with 'The Journey Of A Songwriter' and sales of 80.324 according to Oricon.
BIG BANG enters the top 20 at no.17 with 'Made' (Series: M) and sales of 31,000.
'Chrome',German hip-hop band Dat Adam's debut Album, sold 28.000 units in Germany, Austria and Switzerland and opens at no.18 on the world chart.
The emotional 'See You Again', performed by American rapper Wiz Khalifa and compatriot and newcomer Charlie Puth, from the 'Furious 7' soundtrack remains atop the Global Track Chart for a third week. 'Uptown Funk' by Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars goes back in at no.2 and 'Sugar' by Maroon 5 goes back up to no.3. This week's highest debut is a girlie idol group from Japan: HKT 48 celebrate their third global Top 10 success with '12 Byô' ('12 Seconds'). The song debuts at no.6.
'Sound & Color', the second album by the rock band Alabama Shakes, jumps to no.1 on the world's best-selling Albums chart after selling 127.000 copies this first week with 90.900 of those in the USA alone. It's the only Album this week with sales of over 100.000 globally.
Last week's chart-topper, 'Handwritten' by teen-idol Shawn Mendes, goes down to no.18 after just 29.000 sales in its second week in the stores. J-Pop Boyband Johnny's West debuts with 'Paripipo' and sales of 81.161, according to Oricon.
At no.4 this week is the third studio album by the American rapper Yelawolf, signed to Eminem's label, Shady Records. 'Love Story' debuts with 70.000 sales. Just behind at no.6 lands another rapper, SpongeBozz from Germany. His first album 'Planktonweed Tape' has sold 55.000 copies in its first week.
Legendary Mexican rock band Maná debut at no.10 this week with their ninth album 'Cama Incendiada' and sales of 47.000.
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'Cherry Bomb', the fourth album of the American rapper Taylor The Creator, debuts at no.5 with sales of 63.000 copies and American country music singer Reba McEntire debuts at no.6 with her 27th studio album 'Love Somebody' and sales of 62.000. |
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'See You Again', from the Furious 7 soundtrack is the no.1 best-selling Single for the second week. After its release in United Kingdom, the song gets another big drive in its second week at no.1. 'Uptown Funk' by Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars slips to no.3 after 22 weeks on the chart and sales of over 10 million!
In second position replacing "Uptown Funk" is the new single of J-Pop Group Sandaime J Soul Brothers. 'Starting Over' rockets to the no.2 after massive sales in Japan.
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