Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — March 14, 2026

Olivia Dean's 'Man I Need' sits at #2, a soulful R&B jam from September 2025 that has slowly climbed through word-of-mouth and playlisting, demonstrating slow-burn longevity in a chart built on fleeting attention.

Harry Styles' 'American Girls' lands at #3, the title track from his new album released March 6—a hooky, steel-guitar-accented pivot that has divided his fanbase but clearly commands massive opening-week streaming.

'Rein Me In' by Sam Fender & Olivia Dean stays strong at #4, a brooding duet that merges Fender's Springsteen-esque storytelling with Dean's soulful restraint, emerging as the sleeper hit from late 2025.

Dave & Tems' 'Raindance' holds at #5, a minimalist trap-soul crossover that remains the highest-charting UK rap entry, even months after its October 2025 release, buoyed by Tems' global pull.

Harry Styles' 'Aperture' lands at #6, a shimmering synth-pop track from his January 2026 single—its steady placement suggests album hype is lifting his entire back catalog, not just new material.

'Ready, Steady, Go!' by Harry Styles debuts at #7, a frenetic rocker from the new album that channels early-2000s indie sleaze, winning over fans skeptical of his Americana turn.

PinkPantheress's 'Stateside' featuring Zara Larsson holds at #8, a hyper-pop confection from October 2025 that refuses to drop off, its breezy hook making it a reliable streaming staple.

Olivia Dean's 'So Easy (To Fall In Love)' climbs to #9, a warm, horn-accented ballad from her September 2025 album—proof that her gentle romanticism can compete with high-octane pop.

'Taste Back' by Harry Styles rounds out the chart at #10, a late-album cut that veers into funk-rock, indicating that the album's deep tracks are generating as much talk as the singles.

Olivia Dean's 'Man I Need' sits at #2, a soulful R&B jam from September 2025 that has slowly climbed through word-of-mouth and playlisting, demonstrating slow-burn longevity in a chart built on fleeting attention.

Harry Styles' 'American Girls' lands at #3, the title track from his new album released March 6—a hooky, steel-guitar-accented pivot that has divided his fanbase but clearly commands massive opening-week streaming.

'Rein Me In' by Sam Fender & Olivia Dean stays strong at #4, a brooding duet that merges Fender's Springsteen-esque storytelling with Dean's soulful restraint, emerging as the sleeper hit from late 2025.

Dave & Tems' 'Raindance' holds at #5, a minimalist trap-soul crossover that remains the highest-charting UK rap entry, even months after its October 2025 release, buoyed by Tems' global pull.

Harry Styles' 'Aperture' lands at #6, a shimmering synth-pop track from his January 2026 single—its steady placement suggests album hype is lifting his entire back catalog, not just new material.

'Ready, Steady, Go!' by Harry Styles debuts at #7, a frenetic rocker from the new album that channels early-2000s indie sleaze, winning over fans skeptical of his Americana turn.

PinkPantheress's 'Stateside' featuring Zara Larsson holds at #8, a hyper-pop confection from October 2025 that refuses to drop off, its breezy hook making it a reliable streaming staple.

Olivia Dean's 'So Easy (To Fall In Love)' climbs to #9, a warm, horn-accented ballad from her September 2025 album—proof that her gentle romanticism can compete with high-octane pop.

'Taste Back' by Harry Styles rounds out the chart at #10, a late-album cut that veers into funk-rock, indicating that the album's deep tracks are generating as much talk as the singles.