Bruno Mars is back after a few years of silence with a new hit. The singer teamed up with Lady Gaga for “Die with a Smile,” which immediately made a number of Billboard graphs and quickly became a worldwide sensation.

While “Die with a Smile” debuts at the top of a number of Billboard counties, Mars’ albums are also gaining popularity. It’s not uncommon for big musicians to see their older hits or full-length albums come back to the forefront after a hiatus as a new chapter begins, but Mars’ show this week is particularly impressive.

All three of Mars’ solo albums will be released on one Billboard chart each this week. Last time, only one of the three he released on his own was present, and even that effort noticeably wins this frame.

Doo-Wops and hooligansMars’ debut album, climbs nearly 30 spots on the Billboard 200, with the title that made him a superstar jumping from No. 156 to No. 129 during the period. Consumption of the set increased by more than 12 percent, and in the recent tracking frame, Luminate reports that the hit-packed project shifted an additional 10,400 equivalent units.

Unorthodox jukebox also appears on the Billboard 200 this week as it returns to the list of most-consumed albums in the country. Mars’ sophomore full-length is back at No. 163, thanks to nearly 8,900 equivalent units moved.

Mars’ latest solo endeavor, 24K Magicalso manages to find its way back onto one chart, although it fails to make it onto the Billboard 200. The regressive attempt can be found at number 24 on the Top R&B Albums chart, where it barely manages to secure a spot at number 25.

The Grammy winner has released only one other album, although it was not released under his own name. He formed a duo with Anderson .Paak called Silk Sonic, which has only released one project to date, An evening with Silk SonicDespite being a huge commercial success when it was released a few years ago, that title is nowhere to be found in the charts in America this season.