TEA

TEA TOTALING: Meanwhile, mighty Columbia, though shoved out of the frontline catbird seat by the baseball-cap-wearin’ Nashville outlaw, remains on top in TEA, thanks to the potent combo of eight Top 50 albums (ranging from #4 Beyoncé’s 50k to Journey’s Greatest Hits, which registered nearly 15k windfall digits after iTunes put it on sale for $6.99), along with five Top 25 tracks, led by Pharrell’s 32.9k track-equivalent albums, and including the ascending “Turn Down for What” from DJ Snake & Lil Jon, #15 with 7.8k TEAs. They’re practically printing money at 550 Madison, with no end in sight—not with G I R L hitting on 3/4. (2/20p)