Tank‘s new album, This Is How I Feel, landed at No. 9 on the sales charts, clearing the way for a TGT reunion with Tyrese and Genuine.

Tyrese, Genuine and Tank first announced that they would be joining forces to form TGT in 2007. They built anticipation with a remix of Tank’s “Please Don’t Go” and the promise of a “Shirts Off” tour in 2008. But due to label disputes and contract obstacles, the group disbanded before it got off the ground.

This Is How I Feel sold over 32,000 units in its first week, making it the No. 1 R&B album in the country and the No. 9 selling album overall. His sales report comes after Tyrese broke the news of the TGT reunion on Sunday (May 14).

BREAKING:… It’s not a rumor:._TgT_ is in the studio this WHOLE WEEK to start our new album as a group! @Tyrese @Ginuwine & @TheRealTank

— Tyrese Gibson (@Tyrese) May 14, 2012

Now that each of the members have released their own solo albums, they are putting the team back together. Genuine also confirmed the connection, with a tweet that said he was on his way to record with the group.

To LA✈Where the hits will be generated carefully chose and made history with @Tyrese@ginuwine @TheRealTank World get ready

— ELGIN (@Ginuwine) May 14, 2012

For his part, Tank has been busy promoting his newly released record. After hearing the news of his album’s chart position, he sent out a message of his own to his twitter followers.

#thisishowifeel is #9 overall and #1 r&b wit 33,030 records sold.. I’m thankful but I still have a lot of work to do..

— Tank (@TheRealTank) May 16, 2012

Tank’s This is How I Feel hit stores May 8. –E. Parker, CBS Local