YOUR TOP 15: Four debuts hit the Top 5 next week, with Frozen the only holdover. The Disney soundtrack remains a frosty force of nature, as the movie was made available to purchase from digital providers this week, three weeks ahead of the physical DVD release, and the animated flick (and Best Song nominee “Let It Go”) will be a huge presence at Sunday night’s Oscars. Here's how it looks headed into the weekend:
1.
ScHoolboy Q (TDE/Interscope) 150-160k
2.
Frozen (Walt Disney) 90-100k
3.
Kid Cudi (Republic) 90-100k
4.
Romeo Santos (Sony Latin) 90-100k
5.
Beck (Capitol) 70-75k
6.
Dierks Bentley (Capitol Nashville) 55-60k
7.
Eric Church (EMI Nashville) 40-45k
8.
The Fray (Epic) 35-40k
9.
Now 49 (NOW) 30-35k
10.
Beyoncé (Columbia) 28-32k
11.
Lorde (Lava/Republic) 27-30k
12.
St. Vincent (Loma Vista/Republic) 20-23k
13.
Katy Perry (Capitol) 20-23k
14.
Cole Swindell (Warner Bros. Nashville) 20-23k
15.
Bruno Mars (Atlantic) 18-20k
Of course, Pharrell becomes available the morning after the Oscars with G I R L, the album featuring his own Best Song, “Happy.”
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Horrifying.
