Jay Z’s newest album Magna Carta Holy Grail has amassed many records and expectations of many in the music business, and now it has one more to add to its collection - Spotify streams.

The multi-platinum selling album set a record 14 million streams in its first week on the service, according to sales data USA Today received from Nielsen SoundScan. The former record for streams in a week belonged to Mumford & Sons’ most recent album Babel, which received 8 million streams in its first week. It officially set a record for most single-day streams as well.

Billboard.com suggests that many of the sales owed to the publicity of Samsung’s campaign in which it released one million album downloads free of charge four days before the album’s release date. The campaign was announced last month during commercials of the NBA Finals. Those sale figures are not included in the sales figures for the Billboard charts.

Magna Carta Holy Grail sold 527,000 units last week, besting recent albums by Justin Timberlake, Kanye West, Daft Punk, and Mumford & Sons.