Laufei is a “question of time” by the arches atop multiple album albums

Laufei‘s A matter of time The top is multiple Bilbord Album charts, as a set debut in number 1 on Independent albums, Jazz Albums, Traditional jazz Albums and Vinyl albums (All from 6. September). Set – her third studio album – also makes the top 10 coming to the entire all genre Billboard 200 Graph (no. 4, her first top 10 there) and Album for sale Indie Store Tally (No. 2).

Question Time Whether her other leader is on independent albums, third in jazz albums and traditional jazz albums, and first on vinyl albums. On Billboard 200Laufey came with his breakthrough set of studies, Fascinatedwho reached the peak no. 18.

Significantly, at Billboard 200, Question Time Signifies the highest debit jazz album from 1. December 2018. years, when Michael BUble Hunting debuted and reached top no. 2. (Jazz Albums are defined as eligible or installed BilbordThe best jazz albums albums.)

A matter of time It starts with 99,000 equivalent units of albums earned – Lauffei’s biggest week ever – according to Luminate. Of that sum, the album sales contains 71,000 (her best week of sales; it debuts at no. 2 on top album), while streaming equivalent albums units and teams of team equivalent albums contain the remaining amount. The sale of the first week weeks was reinforced by its availability in eight vinyl and three CD mariors (each with a single signature edition) and cassette.

Question Time It was preceded by her chart hit “silver linings”, which has reached no. 32 on Alternative air air for adults Graph in June.

The equivalent albums contain albums sales, the trails of equivalent albums (tea) and streaming equivalent albums (more). Each unit is equal to sell an album or 10 individual tracks sold from albums or 3,750 ad-abstrelted or 1,250 paid / subscriptions on official audio and video streams that are generated by songs from the album. All 6. September, the 2025-day chart will be placed in full on the Billboard 3. September, one day later, owes the day of work 1. September