

I know i am taking a hiatus of Exhale to pursue my studying and revision for my coming assessments but, Seems my predictions for her performance in Europe were right then This week, the album has gone No.1 in the mid-week reports of UK's Charts, basically saying that so far, Heaven & Hell is having the highest sales and has a fair chance of debuting at No.1 in the UK charts! Seems like the album is already having a good start! The album is predicted to debut at #1 in the UK, selling 7,200 units already, and is just 300 units ahead #2 Seems that we have gotten some juicy information from though, we have not recieved any new updates for her the album is going to perform in the US, heads are already up for Ava in The Official Charts (UK Charts)! Heaven & Hell debuts at No.2 in the Official UK Charts selling 7,2k units Guess my numbers were very close to the outcome, were they? or having this much of a voice," she said, "if I didn't go through those obstacles.In the US, Ava Max's new album Heaven & Hell is predicted to debut at #26 with just under 19K in sales plus streaming. "I would not be talking about female empowerment. The concept album-split between bright, Gaga-esque disco anthems like "Kings & Queens" and the darker dance-pop fizz of "Salt"-conveys two powerful messages: be yourself and don't give up. This theme of dichotomy extends into her music, with the cheeky feminist twist of "Sweet but Psycho" and then her 2020 full-length debut, Heaven & Hell. She took on the stage name Ava Max-to honour both feminine and masculine qualities-and solidified the transformation with her asymmetrical "Max Cut" hairstyle. But in 2014, she met producer/songwriter Cirkut, who helped her find her voice. She spent the next several years handing out demos and getting rejected by a number of labels and producers. Born Amanda Koci in 1994, the singer/songwriter grew up in Wisconsin and Virginia before trying her hand in L.A., first at age 14 and then again at 17. But her perseverance finally paid off thanks to her slinky hooks and sweet-salty delivery that can both sting and seduce with just one syllable. Before the thumping club hit "Sweet but Psycho" shot up charts around the world in 2018, Albanian-American artist Ava Max almost quit the music industry: "I was like, if this doesn't do it, then I think I'm going to have to pick another career, because I've been at this for 15 years," she told Apple Music.
