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

BTS’s ARIRANG, a sweeping, bilingual exploration of Korean identity released March 20, holds strong at #2, powered by a global ARMY that streams relentlessly.

Don Toliver’s OCTANE, an autotune-soaked trap opus from January 30, languishes at #3 — a slow-burner that’s now been on the chart for over two months.

Ella Langley’s Dandelion debuts at #4 before its official April 10 release, driven by pre-release singles and Apple Music’s “First Listen” program that counts advance streams.

Tory Lanez’s LOL : SLUTTY BASS, dropped just one day prior on April 3, rockets to #5 — a controversial figure’s dedicated fanbase refusing to abandon him.

Nine Vicious’s EMOTIONS, also released April 3, enters at #6 — a dark, melodic trap record that capitalizes on fresh release buzz and a growing underground following.

The KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack — a 2025 Netflix film tie-in — still charts at #7, a testament to K-pop fans’ habit of looping official playlists for months.

Harry Styles’ Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. — a March 6 drop blending disco, funk, and soft rock — sits at #8, sustained by its lead single’s viral TikTok dance.

Sam Barber’s Broken View, a hushed country-folk album released April 3, debuts at #9, appealing to the same heartland audience that propels Luke Combs.

Luke Combs’ The Way I Am — also a March 20 release — rounds out the top 10 at #10, a reliable country hitmaker whose fanbase streams his albums like comfort food.

BTS’s ARIRANG, a sweeping, bilingual exploration of Korean identity released March 20, holds strong at #2, powered by a global ARMY that streams relentlessly.

Don Toliver’s OCTANE, an autotune-soaked trap opus from January 30, languishes at #3 — a slow-burner that’s now been on the chart for over two months.

Ella Langley’s Dandelion debuts at #4 before its official April 10 release, driven by pre-release singles and Apple Music’s “First Listen” program that counts advance streams.

Tory Lanez’s LOL : SLUTTY BASS, dropped just one day prior on April 3, rockets to #5 — a controversial figure’s dedicated fanbase refusing to abandon him.

Nine Vicious’s EMOTIONS, also released April 3, enters at #6 — a dark, melodic trap record that capitalizes on fresh release buzz and a growing underground following.

The KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack — a 2025 Netflix film tie-in — still charts at #7, a testament to K-pop fans’ habit of looping official playlists for months.

Harry Styles’ Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. — a March 6 drop blending disco, funk, and soft rock — sits at #8, sustained by its lead single’s viral TikTok dance.

Sam Barber’s Broken View, a hushed country-folk album released April 3, debuts at #9, appealing to the same heartland audience that propels Luke Combs.

Luke Combs’ The Way I Am — also a March 20 release — rounds out the top 10 at #10, a reliable country hitmaker whose fanbase streams his albums like comfort food.