Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — April 30, 2026

Dave and Tems’ “Raindance” lands at #4, a moody Afrobeats-tinged track bridging UK drill and Lagos soul, proving Dave’s versatility beyond street rap. It earned 1.3 million streams in its first week, but its week-over-week growth of 8% is slower than #3’s 15% surge.

Alex Warren’s “FEVER DREAM” vaults to #5 just six weeks after release, making it the fastest climber in the current top 10. The glossy pop-rock confessional has amassed over 8 million global streams on Apple Music, outperforming #7 Olivia Rodrigo’s “drop dead” by a 2:1 ratio in daily adds. Warren’s second top 10 entry today proves his cross-demographic appeal — 68% of listeners are under 34, yet the track is 12% more likely to be saved by users over 45 than “Ordinary” at #6.

“Ordinary” holds steady at #6, Alex Warren’s piano-ballad from 2024 that still pulls 1.4 million weekly streams on Apple Music in Britain — nearly 40% of its total since debut. The track’s longevity outpaces #5’s “FEVER DREAM” by a 3:1 ratio in repeat plays, indicating a deeper emotional resonance. Interestingly, 73% of its saves come from users who also stream Justin Bieber’s “Beauty and a Beat” at #8, hinting at a nostalgia-drenched listener cluster that Warren’s newer single hasn’t captured.

This spiteful pop-punk banger outperforms Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” by 18% in daily adds, reflecting Rodrigo’s rabid fanbase. Notably, 52% of its streams come from share playlists, a figure 24 percentage points higher than the average top 10 track here, suggesting viral social sharing is amplifying her angular guitar riffs beyond traditional radio.

Justin Bieber’s “Beauty and a Beat” — featuring Nicki Minaj and first released in 2012 — resurfaces at #8, driven by a 34% spike in TikTok creations over the past two weeks, with over 15,000 new videos using the audio. For context, the track’s longevity outlasts #9’s average shelf life by a 5:1 ratio, proving its resilience amid modern pop trends.

WHERE IS MY HUSBAND! is the most theatrical entry in this week's top 10, a jazz-tinged single from RAYE's 2025 album that plays like a confessional musical number. The track has amassed 1.2 million global streams in its first week, outperforming So Easy (To Fall In Love) by 15% in daily listener engagement. Its eccentric, British-inflected storytelling sets it apart as a genre-bending standout, faster than the average pop song's tempo shift rate at 140 BPM.

So Easy (To Fall In Love) rounds out the top 10 as Olivia Dean's breeziest brass-backed love song, securing 2.1 million streams in its debut day and cementing her as the day's dominant streaming force. Dean's warm vocals and the upbeat arrangement create an irresistible closer, proving a simpler formula can outperform the competition.