Ava Max’s ‘Heaven & Hell’ Leads Midweek U.K. Chart

Ava Max’s debut album Heaven & Hell (Atlantic) blasts into an early lead in what’s shaping as a traditional U.K. Chart race.

Heaven & Hell leads an action-packed midweek chart, beforehand of Live At The Roundhouse (Sony Music CG), the 2019 stay recording from Saucerful of Secrets, the prog-rock supergroup of Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason.

The pinnacle five is bunched tight at the halfway factor.

According to the Official Charts Company, simply 1,700 chart sales separate Heaven & Hell from the current fifth-ranked album, Potter Payper’s Training Day 3 (2020 Potter Payper).

Also cracking the lead %, at No. 3, is Yusuf / Cat Stevens’ Tea For The Tillerman 2 (UMC), a re-recording of the veteran singer-songwriter’s 1970 set which originally peaked at No. 20.

Hip-hop outfit Run The Jewels reenter at No. Four with RTJ4 (BMG) following its release on bodily codecs. Meanwhile, Alicia Keys’ latest effort Alicia (RCA) begins at No. 7 on the chart blast, one region beforehand of Australian U. S. Celebrity Keith Urban’s The Speed of Now (Capitol Nashville), at No. 8. If it holds its role, Speed will give Urban his first U.K. Top 10 album.

Over within the U.K. Singles chart race, Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP” (Atlantic) regains the lead, pushing 24KGoldn’s “Mood” (Black Butter) proposing Iann Dior into second place. “Mood” briefly took the lead at the First Look chart, which captures income and streaming pastime from the primary forty-eight hours in the chart cycle.