Yungblud star in a direct entry in number 1 in the United Kingdom with its new album ‘Idols’. It is his third Top 1 consecutive in that British list. This time it has sold almost 26,000 copies in a week, most of which, 16,000, have been CD’s. He has also dispatched 6,500 vinyl, 800 cassettes, 600 downloads, and has achieved the equivalent of 2,000 streaming points.
Among the outstanding singles of the album, ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’, which lasts 9 minutes with a certain glam air; And ‘Zombie’, which is not a version of Cranberries, rather it seems like the first Coldplay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yv97b2opk3w
Yungblud’s album has also been Top 1 in Holland, the Dutch part of Belgium, number 2 in Germany and number 4 in Australia. In Italy he has reached Top 19. In Spain, we will know Monday.
Returning to UK, Haim have to settle for number 3 with their new album, the remarkable ‘i quit’. With him they have touched the 14,000 units, not enough to repeat numbers 1 of his debut ‘Days Are Gone’ and the third ‘Women in Music PT. III ‘. And Benson Boone, despite the controversy and advertising obtained with ‘American Heart’, has not necessarily been for good, and the album has been in 4th place about 13,000 copies. The previous one did not go from position 16, but it has been a Sleop that has overcome the long gold album: there are 200,000 copies and in fact it could reach the platinum, because it continues in the top 40.
In truth, who has been in position 2 on the British lists is Loyle Carner’s new album, ‘Hopefully!’ The rapper of London, in the melodic background and meaning, thus achieves his best historical fact, as it had been Top 3 with his two immediately previous albums.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ot0LFX4AHJ4
