Top 10 Apple Music — Top Albums (US) — May 4, 2026

Ella Langley’s *Dandelion* — three weeks old — still commands the second slot, blending country roots with pop vulnerability that keeps listeners hitting repeat.

Kacey Musgraves’ *Middle of Nowhere* landed just three days ago and already claims third place, a testament to her loyal fanbase and critical momentum.

Kehlani’s self-titled album, out since late April, holds steady at four — a polished R&B project that resonates with listeners wanting emotional depth over club bangers.

Isaiah Rashad’s *IT’S BEEN AWFUL* debuts at five, a raw, introspective rap album that feels like a confessional booth for a generation tired of bravado.

Morgan Wallen’s *I’m The Problem* — out for almost a year — remains at six, proving his fanbase treats the album like a permanent playlist staple.

Michael Jackson’s *Thriller*, a 1982 masterpiece, lands at seven: a reminder that classic pop catalog albums still compete with new releases on streaming platforms.

Don Toliver’s *OCTANE* drops to eight after its January release, yet its genre-blurring mix of trap and psychedelic R&B keeps it in steady rotation.

Asake’s *M$NEY* slides into ninth one week post-release, bringing Afrobeat energy to a chart otherwise heavy on American roots music.

The *KPop Demon Hunters* soundtrack takes tenth, a collaboration between multiple acts that capitalizes on Netflix buzz and dedicated fandom streaming habits.