After those amazing yoga sets, we realized that there is a bigger place for this more reflective music within our little universe,” said A&B's Paavo Siljamaki. “With the Flow State project, we want to help bring people’s attention and focus towards helping themselves find better mental fitness and overall happiness in life. “Our music has always been about getting in touch with, and understanding and accepting our emotions. The new album follow's 2018's highly acclaimed Common Ground., which earned the group their second GRAMMY nomination for Best Dance Recording for "Northern Soul." The original Burning Man yoga set has subsequently gone on to amass over 2 million streams on Soundcloud." A magical and spiritual experience for those present, it inspired Above & Beyond to begin opening their biggest global gigs with yoga sets, creating transformative experiences for 25,000 strong crowds at The Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington and Huntington Beach, California. A chance encounter on the Playa led to a spontaneous sunset yoga set on the infamous Robot Heart stage, guided by renowned yogi Elena Brower. Today, the English trio announced a new album inspired by yoga and mindfulness, Flow State, due out band’s Anjunabeats imprint on July 19.Īccording to a statement from the group, " Flow State is the culmination of a journey which began at Burning Man in 2014. From recording an acoustic album to releasing a single in 2018 called "Red Rocks" inspired by the Colorado amplitheatre of the same name, they pull inspiration from anywhere and channel it any way they please, always with their signature upbeat spin. (For charting purposes, all versions of the album – original and reissues – are blended together.Above & Beyond have always gone, well, above and beyond any musical limitations associated with dance music. The live set - which also doubles as a soundtrack to the concert film of the same name - was reissued in various deluxe formats, and its remaster was supervised by the band’s Jimmy Page.
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127 - The rock band’s album reissue series continues with The Song Remains the Same, originally released in 1976. Led Zeppelin, The Song Remains the Same (Soundtrack) – No. The earliest redux is of a song from 1973’s There Goes Rhymin’ Simon – “One Man’s Ceiling Is Another Man’s Floor.” Simon’s last studio album, before In the Blue Light, was Stranger to Stranger, which debuted and peaked at No. The seemingly so-so chart debut could be explained by how the album consists of re-recordings of lesser-known tunes from Simon’s catalog. 70 (10,000 units 9,000 in traditional album sales). 70 - The legend collects his 24 th entry on the list, as In the Blue Light debuts at No. The four-song EP enters with 11,000 units, of which 6,000 were in traditional album sales. 2 on the Billboard 200 in 2014 with his self-titled album, debuts on the tally with his new effort, Nina Cried Power. 60 - The singer-songwriter, who reached No. Hozier Unpacks His New 'Nina Cried Power' EP: 'It's a Thank You Note to the Spirit of Protest'
The album’s single “Low” concurrently rises 37-25 on the Dance Club Songs chart. 43 - The rocker is back on the chart for the first time since 2014, as his latest album, Raise Vibration, bows at No. (since Nielsen began tracking data in 1991).
The album continues to hold the record as the biggest selling album in Nielsen Music history, with 16.83 million copies sold in the U.S. The set spent four weeks on top, and marked the first of so far six chart-toppers for the group. 1 on the Billboard 200, when it debuted atop the list dated Aug.
Metallica’s self-titled album marked the rock band’s first No. It’s followed by Bob Marley and The Wailers’ Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and The Wailers (539), Journey’s Greatest Hits (539) and Metallica’s Metallica (500). 7 Fast Chart Facts About Metallica's 'Black Album,' 25 Years LaterĪmong all albums - since the chart began publishing on a regular weekly basis in 1956 - Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon holds the record for the most weeks on the chart: 937.
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