on Recochoku's weekly ranking chart. It was released as a download to cellphones on March 3. "Bye Now!" followed as Iconiq's third Maquillage commercial in late February. Starting a day before the album's release, Iconiq was the featured spokesperson for All Nippon Airways, US fashion brand Kitson, Italian car manufacturer Maserati, Rhythm Zone, music download site Mu-Mo, Shiseido and Starbucks. This was the first time a single person had promoted seven companies simultaneously in Japan. Each commercial was marketed with Iconiq's marketing phrase "I change. I change through music"; however, the company name replaced "music" in each instance. Iconiq also appeared in many fashion and music centred magazines, most notably on the cover of Gingers February 2010 issue. She also featured in publications such as Anan, Barfout!, Bea's Up, Classy, Flava, Frau, Gekkan Exile, Glamorous, Jelly, Junon, Nikkan Entertainment, Sōen, Tokyo Headline, Vivi and Voce. Chart reception In the album's first week, it debuted at #3 on Oricon's album charts, selling 32,000 copies. This was the first top three position debut album since Yui Aragaki's Sora in late 2007. The album one further week in the top 10, eventually charting in the top 300 albums for 10 weeks, and selling a total of 63,000 copies. Each digital single had moderate charting success. "I'm Lovin' You" reached #8 on RIAJ's full-length cellphone download Digital Track Chart in February. "Change Myself"'s special edit version charted at #20, with the full-length version later peaking at #34. "Change Myself" also received minor airplay the week of the album's release, enough to reach #73 on Billboards Japan Hot 100 chart. "Bye Now!" saw success on Billboard, peaking at #8 during the album's promotion due to strong airplay. It did not chart as highly as the other singles on the digital track charts, peaking at #47 (with the special edited version peaking at #49). A special medley of the three promotional singles used in Shiseido Maquillage commercials saw minor digital success, peaking at #58. Track listing Chart rankings Reported sales Release history References 2010 debut albums Avex Group albums Japanese-language albums