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How Should ADÉLA Build Off Her Debut Album’s Impressive Chart Debut?
This week's Five Burning Questions looks at the No. 4 Billboard 200 bow of the Dream Academy alum's first full-length LP PRIMA .
- ADÉLA's PRIMA album debuted at No. 4 on Billboard 200 with 56,000 first-week sales
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- TikTok and extensive online presence contributed to ADÉLA's rapid rise