Meghan Trainor - via Rolling Stone/Epic
Tracking to sell upwards of 175,000 copies in its first week, Meghan Trainor’s debut full-length “Title” definitely carries appeal as a full package.
As is the case with any album release, some buyers are, however, taking a song-by-song approach. Those who are have identified some clear favorites from the release.
While the majority of album tracks are eliciting some interest, particularly notable enthusiasm is centered around a few tracks.
At #4 and #10 on iTunes’ all-genre sales chart, respectively, singles “Lips are Movin” and “All About That Bass” continue to sell explosively.
“Dear Future Husband,” which has gone gold since emerging as part of Trainor’s September 2014 “Title” EP, continues to connect with buyers. It is #60 on the chart.
The hottest new album track then emerges in the form of Trainor’s “Like I’m Gonna Lose You.” As of press time, the duet with John Legend, is up to #62.
“Title,” which has also sold consistently since surfacing on her EP, follows at #94. New album track “3am” then grabs the #106 position ahead of EP and LP release “Close Your Eyes” (#153), deluxe track “Mr. Almost (featuring Shy Carter)” (#173), album track “Bang Dem Sticks” (#177), album track “Walkashame” (#188) and deluxe track “My Selfish Heart” (#194).
Meghan Trainor’s other iTunes positions: deluxe track “Credit” (#226), deluxe track “No Good for You” (#269), album track “What if I” (#315) and opening interlude “The Best Part” (#980).