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8, Levine’s band Maroon 5‘s “Moves Like Jagger,” featuring Aguilera, drops to No. (The other Voice coach, Cee Lo Green, continued to promote his 2010 album, The Lady Killer).Īfter debuting last week on the Hot 100 at No. Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez of Idol and Aguilera, Levine and Shelton all released singles during their first turns critiquing aspiring talent. While the first-week sales between Colon/Frampton and McCreery/Alaina run close, how about the rivalry between the “Idol” judges and “Voice” coaches?
(Advantage, “The Voice,” as McCreery’s “Big” has sold 371,000 to-date, Alaina’s “Like,” 216,000, although only those two songs’ sales have been reported to SoundScan, whereas “The Voice” released sales of multiple finalists’ tracks). To-date, Colon’s “Voice” digital releases have sold 565,000 downloads and Frampton’s, 480,000. 74 and, third-place finalist Vicci Martinez‘s original “Afraid to Sleep” bows at No. 57 Christina Aguilera and fourth-place finisher Beverly McClellan‘s rendition of the former’s “Beautiful” opens at No. 45 Blake Shelton and Frampton’s take on Tom Petty‘s “I Won’t Back Down” starts at No.
Still, The Voice further highlights this week’s Hot 100, as the bows of “Stitch” and “Shadows” aren’t the show’s only debuting tracks.įour other souvenirs from the series, including three featuring “Voice” coaches, bow following performances on the season finale.Īdam Levine and Colon’s version of Michael Jackson‘s “Man in the Mirror” debuts at No. Unlike with Colon and Frampton, at least as of yet, McCreery and Alaina have additionally enjoyed notable radio support “Big” bullets at No. McCreery also grants Idol the title for highest individual opening-week sum among the four singers. Thus, a slight edge for the top two Idol finalists’ new music (by 10,000) in combined first-week digital sales. Javier Colon, “Stitch by Stitch,” 145,000ĭia Frampton’s “Inventing Shadows,” 137,000 Lauren Alaina, “Like My Mother Does,” 121,000 Scotty McCreery, “I Love You This Big,” 171,000
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Here is a comparison of the first-week download sales, according to SoundScan, for the first singles by each show’s top-two contestants: Not only are the Hot 100 debut chart positions for each champion and second-place finalist comparable, but each series’ top pair also combined for an almost identical sales sum in their first weeks. (The Idol songs are Interscope/Mercury Nashville releases). 20, the same rank at which Frampton’s “Shadows” starts. 11, six spots higher than Colon’s “Stitch.” Idol runner-up Lauren Alaina‘s “Like My Mother Does” began at No. How do the bows of the top-two Voice singers’ original songs compare to the recent arrivals of new music by this year’s Idol winner and runner-up?įive weeks ago, following the 10th-season Idol finale May 25, victor Scotty McCreery‘s “I Love You This Big” launched at No. (Colon’s Billboard chart history dates to 2003, when the R&B singer was signed to Capitol Frampton has graced multiple surveys as half of rock duo Meg & Dia).
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The debuts (on Universal Republic) mark the first Hot 100 appearances for each artist this season with original music after each had placed cover songs from the series on the tally.
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