Koch Records turns a triple play! Three new releases debut with over 10,000 copies sold each in three different genres

NEW YORK (KOCH Records) - KOCH Records proudly claims three albums - spanning three genres - with sales over 10,000 units this week. This marks the first time in ITS history that KOCH has simultaneously released leading records in the hip hop, R&B and county genres which have had strong first week sales.

The much-buzzed about KOCH Records album, "On My Way To Church," the debut album by The Harlem Diplomats' own Jim Jones, sold over 44,000 copies this week, coming in at No 3 on the Billboard Independent Chart, and at No 18 on the Billboard Top 200. Also, KOCH Records has released the new album by R&B supergroup Boyz II Men, "Throwback," which has sold over 21,000 copies, coming in at No 52 on the Top 200, and No 5 on the Independent Chart.

Rounding out the KOCH Records sales trifecta is country music's leading comedic personality, Cledus T. Judd with sales of his new album, "Bipolar and Proud," reaching over 11,300 units. These sales put "Bipolar" at No 8 on the Independent Chart and No 98 on the Top 200.
Bob Frank, President of KOCH Records, says, "The goal for KOCH Records is to be as diverse musically as possible, and our success this week bares out that mission."