Tinashe has officially scored her first-ever Top 10 album on the Billboard 200 with her latest project, Popstar.

The album debuts at No. 6 on the October 10-dated Billboard 200, giving Tinashe the highest-charting album of her career. Popstar moved 35,500 equivalent album units in the United States during its opening week, according to Luminate data reported by Billboard.

The debut was driven heavily by album sales. Popstar sold 22,000 copies, making it Tinashe’s best sales week to date and placing the album at No. 4 on the Top Album Sales chart. Another 13,500 units came from streaming, representing 13.73 million official on-demand streams.

The result is a significant improvement on Tinashe’s previous Billboard 200 peak. Her 2014 debut album, Aquarius, entered and peaked at No. 17, which had remained her best performance on the main albums chart for more than a decade. Popstar is only her second album to reach the Billboard 200’s Top 40.

Released on September 25, Popstar is Tinashe’s eighth studio album and features 16 tracks, including “Too Easy,” “Melatonin,” “Crash Out,” “Pillow Fight,” “Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore” and “Cloud 9.” The project was released through Nice Life Recording Company and Atlantic Records, alongside Tinashe’s own Tinashe Music imprint.

The album’s strong debut also follows the renewed momentum created by “No Broke Boys,” Tinashe’s collaboration with Disco Lines. The song reached No. 36 on the Billboard Hot 100 and spent 24 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart.

For Tinashe, Popstar represents the biggest commercial opening of her career and a major chart breakthrough more than a decade after Aquarius. The singer has spent much of her career moving between R&B, pop and electronic music while maintaining significant creative control over her work.

The album’s No. 6 debut now gives that long-running career a new Billboard milestone.