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On SoundScan’s Building chart (below), Mars is No. Each album will represent the second top 10 effort for the respective acts.

The former’s new “After the Disco” could sell around 40,000, while Little Mix’s “Salute” could shift 35,000 or so. Two more acts are aiming for a top 10 debut next week: Broken Bells and Little Mix. The top 10 of next week’s Billboard 200 chart will be revealed on Wednesday, February 12.Īhead of Braxton and Babyface next week on the chart, look for the “Now 49” compilation, the “Frozen” soundtrack and probably Bruno Mars’ Super Bowl-surging “Unorthodox Jukebox.” Both “Now 49” and “Frozen” could sell over 80,000, while Mars is heading for maybe 70,000 to 80,000. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100), “Breathe Again” (No. 10 hit “Grown & Sexy.”īabyface produced the bulk of Braxton’s first two albums, including the hit singles “Another Sad Love Song” (No. He’s visited the top 10 once since, with 2005’s No. 1).īabyface’s highest charting album was 1996’s “The Day,” which reached No. Industry forecasters suggest the collaborative set may sell between 55,000 to 60,000 copies by the end of the tracking week on February 9.īraxton was last in the top 10 with 2010’s “Pulse,” and hit the top 10 four times before that, with 2005’s “Libra” (No. The duo are aiming for the top five on next week’s Billboard 200 chart - the highest charting album since 2005 for Braxton, and the highest charting ever for Babyface.

The musical reunion of Toni Braxton and Babyface on their new album “Love, Marriage & Divorce” has proved profitable.