Ella Langley’s “Dandelion” album has reclaimed the top position on the Billboard 200 chart, marking its third non-consecutive week at number one. The achievement comes approximately four months after the album initially debuted at the summit in late April, demonstrating sustained listener interest in the project beyond just its breakout single.
The album’s return to the charts’ peak was bolstered by strong fan engagement during the Labor Day holiday period, when few major releases competed for the top spot. “Dandelion” accumulated 67,000 equivalent album units to secure its latest number-one finish, a figure that remained largely consistent with its previous week’s performance despite representing the lowest unit count for a chart-topping album in over a year.
Langley’s dominance extends across multiple Billboard metrics. Her massively successful single “Choosin’ Texas” continues its reign at number one on the Hot 100 singles chart, with expectations that it could equal or surpass Mariah Carey’s record of 22 weeks at the top. Other notable chart entries this week include Adela’s debut album “Prima,” which entered at number four, and Beyoncé’s “B’Day” deluxe reissue, which returned to the charts after nearly two decades absent.
Originally reported by Variety →
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