Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — April 20, 2026

Don Toliver’s “OCTANE” holds at #2 — a woozy, psychedelic hip-hop record that’s become a streaming staple since its January release, cementing his rep as the genre’s most unpredictable storyteller.

Justin Bieber’s “SWAG II” at #3 shows he still rules the pop roost with a confident, synth-laden follow-up that blends arrogance with vulnerability, exactly what his massive fanbase wants.

Morgan Wallen’s “I’m The Problem” sits at #4, a brooding country anthem that has become a cultural cipher — fans stream it relentlessly, while critics argue over its themes of redemption and rebellion.

Kanye West’s “BULLY” lands at #5, a polarizing record that’s both a combative provocation and a slick production showcase, proving his ability to dominate the chart no matter the headlines.

BTS’s “ARIRANG” at #6 is their most direct Korean folk-inspired album yet, a risky move that’s paying off — US ARMY streams are fierce, but the album earns score for cultural authenticity, not just fandom.

Netflix’s “KPop Demon Hunters” soundtrack at #7 is a bizarre but powerful entry — a movie tie-in full of cameos that converts popcorn viewers into repeat streamers, blurring film and music charts.

Bruno Mars’s “The Romantic” at #8 lives up to its name — a lush, retro-R&B set that feels like a surprise Valentine, proving slow-burn romance still sells when delivered by a master showman.

Sabrina Carpenter’s “Man’s Best Friend” at #9 rides TikTok virality into the top 10, a playful pop record that uses the dog metaphor as a Trojan horse for clever, bite-sized relationship commentary.

Olivia Dean’s “The Art of Loving” rounds out the top 10 at #10, a jazzy, soulful debut that’s been quietly building streams since September, proving British R&B can crack the US mainstream with patience and grace.