Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — August 9, 2026

HUGEL, Imael Angel, and Ultra Naté's "Movin' To The Sun" sits at #4, delivering a house revival that's racked up 2 million plays. Its infectious piano line and feel-good vibe secure its place as the club track of summer.

Ariana Grande's "hate that i made you love me" lands at #5, with 1.5 million streams proving her emotional ballad hits hard. The raw vulnerability in her delivery makes it a compelling listen on repeat.

Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" charms its way to #6, accumulating 800,000 streams in a single day. Its country-pop crossover appeal and witty storytelling earn it a well-deserved spot among the UK's most-played tracks.

ANOTR's "Talk To You" featuring 54 Ultra holds at #7 for a fifth straight week, with 1.3 million streams. The deep house groove and hypnotic vocal loop keep listeners locked in, making it a steady chart presence.

Olivia Rodrigo's "stupid song" debuts at #8, scoring 1.1 million streams within 24 hours. The relatable angst and sharp lyricism remind fans why she's a generational pop voice, earning instant chart placement.

Ariana Grande's "petal" climbs to #9 with 700,000 streams and a 15% weekly boost, extending her streak of two top-ten tracks. Its lush production and intimate lyrics stand out in the current chart, giving the song a clear sonic identity. Compared to #10 "Free Your Mind," "petal" outperforms it by 100,000 streams this week, and its 15% growth rate outpaces the average weekly gain of the top 10. That evidence solidifies its position as a streaming juggernaut and underscores Grande's enduring command of the UK audience. The track's delicate vocal layering and warm synth textures reward repeat listens, making it one of the most replayable entries in this week's ranking.

Prospa and Cloonee's "Free Your Mind" closes the top ten at #10 with 600,000 streams after a viral festival moment. Its pounding bassline and liberating message make it the late-summer dancefloor escape, and the energy translates directly to streaming numbers. Though it trails #9 "petal" by 100,000 streams, it still outpaces the average stream count for the rest of the top 20, and its festival-driven surge delivered a 22% weekly increase, faster than the typical chart mover. This momentum positions it as a potential riser in the coming weeks, especially as the track continues to spread through social clips and DJ sets. The duo's crisp production and the track's anthemic hook give it a durability that should keep it near the top.