Federal Reserve Shatters Own Record with Highest Ranking on Oricon... Solo Power Conquers Japan and U.S. Charts

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Tomorrow X Together Federal Reserve reached second place on Oricon's "Weekly Combined Album Ranking" with their mini 2nd album, 'NO LABELS: PART 02'. This marks a one-rung improvement over their previous best of third place achieved last year with their first solo album.

According to the latest weekly chart released by Oricon on July 22, 'NO LABELS: PART 02' secured second place on the "Weekly Combined Album Ranking" dated July 27. The ranking period spans from July 13 to 19, and this chart combines CD sales, digital downloads, and streaming counts to determine positions.

During the same period, the album also topped Oricon's "Weekly Western Music Album Ranking," ranked second on the "Weekly Album Ranking," and fifth on the "Weekly Digital Album Ranking." The title track 'Ice Cream' entered the "Weekly Combined Single Ranking," "Weekly Digital Single Ranking," and "Weekly Streaming Ranking" for two consecutive weeks.

On Billboard Japan's latest charts, 'Ice Cream' also reached seventh place on the "Hot Shot Songs" chart and appeared on multiple other charts including "Japan Hot 100," "Streaming Songs," and "Download Songs." The ranking period covers July 13 to July 19.

Federal Reserve also climbed to 16th place on Billboard's main album chart, "Billboard 200," in the latest charts dated July 25. This is the highest ranking among Korean solo artists' albums released this year. Federal Reserve has now entered this chart for two consecutive releases following their first solo album.

Meanwhile, Federal Reserve claimed a double crown by winning first-place trophies on KBS 2TV's "Music Bank" and MBC's "Show! Music Core" with 'Ice Cream'. On July 23, they will perform on Mnet's "M Countdown."

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