Chlöe’s debut album, In Pieces, has hit the charts. The album enters Billboard’s Top R&B Albums chart at No. 17.
According to Billboard, the chart reflects “the week’s most popular albums, as compiled by Luminate, based on multi-metric consumption blending traditional album sales, track equivalent albums and streaming (audio + video) equivalent albums.”
This marks Chlöe’s third appearance on the Top R&B Albums chart. Her best came when Ungodly Hour, the sophomore album by Chloe x Halle, started at No. 2 in 2020. Before that, she and her sister Halle Bailey opened at No. 19 with their 2018 debut album, The Kids Are Alright.
In Pieces begins at No. 119 on the Billboard 200. It’s Chlöe’s first set as a solo artist to arrive on the popular albums chart.
Previously, Ungodly Hour, which shifted 24,000 equivalent album units, gave Chloe x Halle their first top 20 start on the Billboard 200. It faired better than their debut album, The Kids Are Alright, which landed at No. 139.
In Pieces was released on March 31 via Parkwood Entertainment/Columbia Records.
Vocally produced by Chlöe, with songwriting and production support throughout, the album included features from Chris Brown, Missy Elliott and Future.
In Pieces included the singles “Pray It Away” and “How Does It Feel” featuring Brown. The latter track debuted at No. 7 on Billboard’s R&B Digital Song Sales chart the week that ended March 11.
Rated R&B’s Edward Dave reviewed In Pieces, declaring it “a testament to her ability to endure and put it all into the music.”
Television elements have played a part in Chlöe’s first-week sales. She visited The Today Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, debuting new music on both platforms.
Chlöe, who stars in Peacock’s Praise This, is heading out on her headlining tour today (April 11).
Her In Pieces Tour starts in Chicago, Illinois, at Riviera Theatre and concludes on May 3, at The Novo, in Los Angeles, California. Tickets are on sale now.
Later this summer, Chlöe is set to perform on day two of the Broccoli City Festival on July 16 at RFK Festival Grounds in Washington, D.C. Brent Faiyaz headlines.
Chlöe will also play Sol Blume in August.
