Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — April 26, 2026

Kehlani’s *Kehlani* lands at #2, a self-titled album that spans R&B, pop, and alt-rock — proof their chameleon versatility keeps them locked in the top tier even against surprise competition.

Ella Langley’s *Dandelion* holds at #3 after two weeks, a country-pop debut that’s pulling in listeners with its raw, off-the-cuff production and vulnerable songwriting.

Don Toliver’s *OCTANE* at #4 has been out for three months but shows no sign of cooling — its trap-and-psychedelia blend has become a streaming mainstay.

Morgan Wallen’s *I’m The Problem* sits at #5 nearly a year after release — country’s staying power is unmatched, with Wallen as its undisputed king.

Justin Bieber’s *SWAG II* at #6, eight months old, proves Bieber’s pop-rap pivot still resonates — even without a current single, the album retains a core audience.

BTS’s *ARIRANG* at #7, after a month on the charts, shows the septet’s global fandom in the US remains formidable, driving streams for a Korean-language album.

The *KPop Demon Hunters (Soundtrack)* at #8 — from a Netflix film — demonstrates how K-pop’s production style is now mainstream film music, not just a niche.

Kanye West’s *BULLY* at #9, a month old, endures despite minimal promo — a testament to his ability to polarize and persist.

Jason Aldean’s *Songs About Us* rounds out the top 10, a country collection that leans into nostalgia — a safe bet for enduring radio-friendly storytelling.