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Mac Miller is making a posthumous appearance on this week's Billboard 200 as Balloonerism debuts at No. 3.The late artist's newest release, which was initially recorded in 2014, opens with a total of 81,000 equivalent album units in its first week, including 41,000 in album sales (No. 1 on Top Album Sales), 40,000 in streaming equivalent album units (51.6 million on-demand streams of the songs) and the remaining in track equivalent album units. Balloonerism marks Miller's eight top 10 effort following Faces, Circles Swimming, The Divine Feminine, GO:OD AM, Watching Movies With the Sound Off and Blue Slide Park.Elsewhere on the chart, Bad Bunny logs a second week at No. 1 followed by SZA moving up one spot to No. 2. Kendrick Lamar remains stationary at No. 4 while Gracie Abrams get a major ...

After announcing the release of her solo debut album Ruby, Jennie has dropped the music video for “ZEN,” a brand new track from her upcoming album.The video depicts Jennie in an array of mythical and celestial personas across varying realms, appearing poised, nonchalant and brimming with unrivaled “aura.” Directed by Cho Gi-Seok, a Korean photographer and the founder of streetwear label, KUSIKOHC, the music video features Cho’s signature delicate, surrealist aesthetics.The striking visuals perfectly accompany the track’s powerful rhythms, immediately captivating viewers along with Jennie’s sassy opening verse: “I tell 'em, "Down, now" / I’m the energy, yes / I ain't what you think about me / Cross me, please /I’ma keep it Z, Zen / Present, bless / Money can't buy sixth sense”Watch the musi...

Known for his intricate production style and masterful sampling, TDE producer Kal Banx has been steadily dropping a string of singles in recent months, fueling speculation about an imminent album release. His latest offering, “MOB,” featuring SiR, is a standout addition to this intriguing rollout.The defining feature of “MOB” lies in its hypnotic sample -- a high-pitched vocal loop that lends an ethereal charm to the track. While fans have speculated about the origins of the sample, with some suggesting it stems from a Hindi song, its mysterious source only deepens the allure.“MOB” follows Banx’s recent releases, “HOP OUT CHO FEELINS” with Smino and Buddy and “Sunstory,” a dreamy collaboration with Isaiah Rashad. While those tracks leaned into hazy, introspective vibes, “MOB” takes a brigh...