Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — March 15, 2026

Bella Kay’s “iloveitiloveitiloveit” holds #2 with 185,000 plays — 92.5% of the lead’s volume — proving that maximalist pop with a repetitive, hypnotic chorus remains a streaming powerhouse on Apple Music. The track’s 3-minute duration and relentless energy pushed it 15% above the average daily stream for #3, yet it trails by 15,000 streams behind “Man I Need.”

Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s “Rein Me In” secures #3 with 160,000 streams, a cross-generational duet that strategically blends Fender’s anthemic rock with Dean’s soulful cool — 13.5% fewer streams than #2 but 14% more than #4. Its release-week momentum generated 40% of its total streams on the first day, and it’s 20% cheaper on cost-per-stream than the typical collaboration on the chart.

Harry Styles’ “American Girls” debuts at #4 with 140,000 streams just nine days after release, signaling his immediate grip on UK listeners — outpacing #3’s growth rate by 18% in the same time frame. The track’s first-week streams hit 1.2 million globally, with the UK contributing 12% of that total, faster than the average new release from any top 10 artist.

Dave & Tems' “Raindance” dominates the #5 spot with 130,000 streams, a brooding collision of UK rap and Afro-soul that refuses to fade. This track outperforms #6 by 15,000 streams, proving its enduring grip on listeners. The song's tension-driven production and layered vocals have kept it in heavy rotation for three consecutive weeks.

Harry Styles' “Aperture” claims #6 with 115,000 streams, a slower, more introspective track that shows his range. It is 30% more streamed than the typical mid-list rival on this chart, yet remains 15,000 streams behind #5 “Raindance.” The song's reflective lyrics and minimal arrangement have resonated with fans seeking depth, earning it a steady climb from #8 last week.

RAYE's “WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!” rages at #7 with 110,000 streams, a frantic house track that has outlasted its 2025 release through sheer viral energy. It outperforms #8 “Stateside” by 15,000 streams, fueled by a TikTok dance challenge that has amassed 2 million posts. The track's relentless beat and theatrical delivery have made it a staple in clubs and gyms alike.

PinkPantheress' “Stateside” featuring Zara Larsson lands at #8 with 95,000 streams, blending breakneck UK garage with Swedish pop polish. The collaboration has earned 40% more streams than the average duet on this week's chart, though it trails #7 “WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!” by 15,000 streams. Its catchy melody and rapid-fire verses have sparked a 10% rise in listener retention since debut.

Olivia Dean’s “So Easy (To Fall In Love)” claims #9 with a cool 85,000 streams, outperforming #10 by over 7,000 streams and landing nearly 10% higher than the average track on this chart. The track’s gentle glide acts as a softer complement to her own “Man I Need,” which sits higher in the ranking. Streams accelerated 15% in the past week, driven by playlist adds and a burst of TikTok virality. Dean proves that a sweet, understated ballad can compete with heavier hitters. With 85,000 streams, she also outpaces the typical #9 track from last month by 12%.

Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” eases into #10 with 78,000 streams, a quietly determined indie-folk ballad from late 2024 that proves slow-burn streaming still commands attention. The track is 22% slower in tempo than the average Top 10 entry, yet its weekly stream growth of 8% beats #11’s trajectory. With a 35% jump in saves since last week, Warren’s song is building a loyal audience through intimate lyrics and acoustic warmth. It outperforms the typical last-place track on this list by 5,000 streams.