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

April 4, 2026, and the Apple Music US album chart is a battlefield between pop royalty, K-pop armies, and country storytellers. BTS’s ARIRANG, a sprawling concept album about diaspora and longing, sits at #2, while Kanye West’s raw, industrial BULLY seizes the top spot — a reminder that even after controversy, his cult-of-personality pulls streaming numbers. But the real shocker is Tory Lanez’s LOL : SLUTTY BASS at #5: an album released amid continued legal fallout, proving his core audience hasn’t flinched. Meanwhile, Ella Langley’s Dandelion hasn’t even dropped yet (due April 10) but already cracks #4 — a testament to pre-release hype and Apple Music’s streaming-around-ahead model. This isn’t a chart of nostalgia; it’s a snapshot of fandom intensity. The data comes directly from Apple Music’s US streaming and download counts.

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The top 10 is overwhelmingly music — no podcasts, no comedy albums, no exclusives — suggesting Apple Music users in the US lean on the platform for album-length listening. Hip-hop/rap dominates: Kanye (#1), Don Toliver (#3), Tory Lanez (#5). But country has a strong hand: Ella Langley (#4) and Luke Combs (#10) both occupy top slots, while Sam Barber’s Broken View (#9) adds folk-alt country. K-pop appears twice: BTS (#2) and the left-field soundtrack KPop Demon Hunters (#7), which, despite being a 2025 Netflix tie-in, still charts — a sign of sustained fan-driven streaming loops. The outlier is Harry Styles’ Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. (#8), a genre-bending dance-pop record that feels nostalgic against the heavier competition. Surprisingly, no Latin or Afrobeats entries. Expect next week’s chart to see Ella Langley debut at #1 if pre-orders convert.

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