Flip-Over Friday offers a brace of new album heat at iTunes, led by the new set from Interscope's Gwen Stefani, who sits at #1 on the albums Top 10, and a strong #2 perch from RCA Nashville/Zone 4's breakout Kane Brown. Black River Entertainment's Bobby Bones & The Raging Idiots, a comedy project from the broadcast heavyweight, bows at #5, while an artist featured in our recent New & Developing spread, Capitol's Niykee Heaton, makes a strong Top 10 stand with her steamy The Bedroom Tour Playlist. Oh, and Iggy Pop's vibrant return (IGHO/Loma Vista), spurred by Josh Homme and other alt-rock luminaries, coincides with his SXSW coronation.

On the singles side, Republic's Ariana Grande now has two songs from her forthcoming Dangerous Woman (due 5/20) in the Top 10, with new instant-grat track "Be Alright" threatening the upper reaches of the leaderboard. Otherwise, the usual suspects, such as "Whose Song Is it Anyway" subjects Lukas Graham (still perched at #1) and Mike Posner, stay strong.