The Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 soundtrack scores big on the Billboard 200 albums chart, as the companion set to the hit role-playing video game debuts at No. 29 on the list dated Feb. 21. Since the Billboard 200 began publishing on a regular weekly basis in March of 1956, only three game soundtracks have reached the top 50 of the chart: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, BTS World (No. 26 in 2019) and Halo 4 (No. 50 in 2012).

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 was released in April 2025 and went on to win game of the year at The Game Awards last December. It won a total of nine awards at the ceremony, the most wins for a game in a single night since the awards show launched in 2014. The game’s soundtrack was composed by Lorien Testard, features vocals from Alice Duport-Percier and was released via Sandfall Interactive/Laced Records.

The soundtrack was originally released in April 2025 as a 154-track complete edition via streaming services and for purchase as a digital download. Then, on Feb. 6, 2026, that complete edition arrived on CD (along with bonus tracks), as well as on vinyl (carrying a selection of tracks from the complete soundtrack). For tracking and charting purposes, the streaming, download and CD editions of the album are combined together, while the vinyl edition charts separately.

The No. 29 debut on the Billboard 200 is the vinyl edition of the album, which sold 24,000 copies — the single largest sales week for a game soundtrack on vinyl in the modern era (since Luminate began electronically tracking sales in 1991). The vinyl edition of the Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 soundtrack also debuts on Classical Albums (No. 1), Classical Crossover Albums (No. 1), Soundtracks (No. 2), Vinyl Albums (No. 4), Top Album Sales (No. 5), Top Current Album Sales (No. 4) and Independent Albums (No. 6).

As for the separately-charting complete version of the soundtrack (the CD/download/streaming edition), it debuts on Top Album Sales (No. 18), Top Current Album Sales (No. 18) and Independent Albums (No. 44). It also holds at No. 2 on both Classical Albums (after previously spending 21 weeks at No. 1) and on Classical Crossover Albums (also having spent 21 weeks at No. 1). It also hits a new peak on the Soundtracks chart, climbing 21-7.

Luke Combs now has a family of five. The country superstar and his wife, Nicole, announced Thursday (Feb. 19) that they’ve welcomed their third baby boy, Chet Wiley Combs.

According to the couple’s joint Instagram announcement, Chet arrived weeks ago, but Thursday’s caption celebrated the baby’s expected due date.

“Happy due date to the littlest Combs BOY!” the couple wrote on Instagram. “We’ve loved soaking up these last few weeks of newborn snuggles.”

In addition to the baby boy’s full name, the couple also shared three new photos: one of the now-five-member family — including Chet’s big brothers Tex (3 years old) and Beau (2) — followed by a close-up of Chet’s tiny hand held by Luke and Nicole’s hands and a final pic of Tex and Beau loving on their little bro.

Nicole shared the photo of she and Luke holding Chet’s hand with this sweet comment: “The little HAND. You really do forget how small they are.”

The Combses announced that they were expecting a third child back in September, sharing a video of Luke and Nicole surprising Tex and Beau with the news. The couple captioned the video with “Third time’s a charm! Baby #3 coming this winter.”

Luke and Nicole were married in 2020.

Combs is gearing up to release his sixth studio album next month, March 20’s The Way I Am. So far he’s released three songs from the project: “Back in the Saddle,” a No. 1 Country Airplay hit; “Days Like These,” a top 10 Country Airplay hit; and “Sleepless in a Hotel Room,” a top 20 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 3 on Hot Country Songs.