Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — April 25, 2026

'Rein Me In' pairs Sam Fender's Geordie rasp with Olivia Dean's velvet harmonies—a fusion that landed at second with steady daily streams. This collaboration dominates UK radio playlists, but Apple Music users are the ones pushing it into the top three.

Bella Kay's 'iloveitiloveitiloveit' is a hyper-pop earworm with a title that reads like a TikTok caption, and it's racked up millions of streams from UK teens obsessed with its maximalist chorus. Its high rank signals that gen-Z users are driving Apple Music's daytime traffic.

Dave and Tems' 'Raindance' is a London-meets-Lagos anthem that sits comfortably at fourth, sustained by its use in UK grime remixes and a viral dance challenge. This track proves that cross-continental collaborations still command massive daily plays.

Justin Bieber's 2012 throwback 'Beauty and a Beat' featuring Nicki Minaj reappeared at five thanks to a TikTok rebirth—its electro-pop production feels fresh to a generation that wasn't even streaming when it dropped. This is algorithmic nostalgia at its most chaotic.

Olivia Rodrigo's 'drop dead' crashed into the chart at six after less than two weeks, its bitter lyrics and punk-lite guitars hooking her loyal fanbase. This debut proves Rodrigo can still dominate streaming metrics on sheer reputation alone.

'DAISIES' by Justin Bieber is a 2025 single that briefly topped charts but now languishes below his vintage hit—a telling sign that his current output can't compete with memetic resurgences. Still, seven is no shame for a low-key pop ballad.

Alex Warren's 'FEVER DREAM' is a synth-heavy pop track from March 2026 that holds steady at eight, driven by its moody bridge and a spike in playlist placements. Warren is carving a niche as the UK answer to American pop-rock revivalists.

RAYE's 'WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!' is a theatrical, almost comedic track that landed at nine, capitalising on her recent Brit Awards momentum. It's the most avant-garde entry on this list, proving UK listeners still crave eccentric storytelling.

'Ordinary' by Alex Warren, released in 2024, rounds out the top ten with its understated acoustic pop—a surprising longevity that suggests Warren's fanbase streams his older work alongside the new. This track's slow-burn success is the quiet win of the chart.