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As “Bluebird” drops, Lana Del Rey sees Born to Die and Ultraviolence return to U.K. charts, with the … More former rising on four rankings and nearing a 300-week milestone. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 04: (FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Lana Del Rey attends the 66th GRAMMY Awards at Crypto.com Arena on February 04, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic) FilmMagic There’s a lot of excitement surrounding Lana Del Rey’s music career at the moment as she heads toward the release of a brand new album. She’s keeping fans on the edge of their seats, as she hasn’t revealed an official release date for the set. In the months since she began talking about the effort, she’s changed its title more than once, and currently, it doesn’t even have a name. The singer-songwriter has already dropped multiple tunes from the forthcoming full-length, and fans seem to be loving everything she’s offering. This week, as her latest cut “Bluebird” arrives, interest in her catalog has surged once again. Del Rey brings multiple albums back to the charts in the United Kingdom, turning two different titles into bestsellers. Lana Del Rey’s Born to Die Keeps Selling on Vinyl As is almost always the case, Del Rey’s debut full-length Born to Die remains her most successful project in the U.K. This frame, the title appears on five rankings, thanks to both strong sales and streaming — especially for a collection that’s been out for well over a decade. This time around, it lifts on three of those lists, drops on just one (and only by a few spaces), and reenters the Official Vinyl Albums chart. It’s a top 40 bestseller again on wax, landing at No. 39 after not appearing on the tally just last week. Born to Die Bolts…

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