Miranda Lambert is no stranger to country music charts. With a career that spans over a decade, she’s carved her name into the genre with hit after hit. But this week, she’s hit a new career milestone—one that might just surprise even her biggest fans. "Postcards from Texas", her latest album, has debuted on the Vinyl Albums chart at No. 7. That’s right, folks—her first-ever top 10 debut on this specific chart. And while it might not be the top spot, it marks a huge achievement for the country superstar, who’s been inching closer to this milestone for years.
Lambert’s journey to the vinyl charts has been a bit of a slow burn. In 2021, she made waves with her collaboration album , which came oh-so-close to cracking the top 10, peaking at No. 13. The next year, her solo project climbed to No. 12 on the same list. Fans and critics alike were starting to wonder if Lambert, known for her powerhouse vocals and gritty country storytelling, would ever break into the coveted top 10 of the Vinyl Albums chart.
Well, it looks like is the album to finally make it happen.
This debut might seem relatively low at No. 7, but when you look at the competition, it’s clear that Miranda is holding her own. highly anticipated mixtape blasted in at No. 1 with a whopping 100,000+ vinyl sales. and season one soundtrack also made impressive debuts at Nos. 6 and 3, respectively. So, for Miranda to land at No. 7, it’s nothing short of a triumph.
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