Just one week after her latest album Petal debuted at No. 1 worldwide, Ariana Grande has released a stripped-down a cappella version titled Petal — The A Cappellas, featuring vocal-only recordings of the album's songs.
Ariana Grande continues a remarkable run on the global music charts, releasing a companion project to her chart-topping album Petal just one week after the full-length's debut. Petal — The A Cappellas features vocal-only, stripped-back versions of the album's tracks, removing instrumental backing to focus entirely on Grande's singing. The project has entered the Official Album Downloads chart in the United Kingdom at No. 44.
While Petal begins its descent from the top of album charts across the world, Grande's follow-up release marks her 11th appearance on the U.K. download ranking. It is also her first release to miss the top 40 on that specific chart. Despite this, the singer has a strong history on the download tally, claiming four No. 1s including the original Petal, Dangerous Woman, Sweetener, and Thank U, Next.
The original Petal album remains steady across multiple U.K. charts, holding within the top 10 on the Official Albums, Streaming, Sales, and Physical Albums rankings. Four of Grande's albums appear on the U.K. charts this week, reflecting sustained popularity across her discography.
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