Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — March 22, 2026

Bella Kay’s ‘iloveitiloveitiloveit’ — a title that reads like a text from a new crush — lands at number two, riding TikTok momentum into an official chart spot.

Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s duet ‘Rein Me In’ lands at number three, pairing two North East talents in a brooding guitar track that feels tailor-made for UK playlists.

Dave and Tems’s ‘Raindance’ sits at number four, a rare moment of hip-hop on a list dominated by pop, proving Dave’s London-centric storytelling still resonates widely.

Harry Styles’s ‘American Girls,’ released only sixteen days ago, cracks the top five — a solid debut for a track that winks at transatlantic cultural clichés.

RAYE’s ‘WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!’ climbs to number six, a theatrical, near-sobbing single that channels domestic anxiety into a dance-floor-ready hook.

Harry Styles’s ‘Aperture’ — the softer, more introspective companion to ‘American Girls’ — takes seventh place, suggesting fans are streaming his whole new batch.

PinkPantheress teams with Zara Larsson on ‘Stateside’, an ultra-short, breathy pop track that hits number eight, proving the UK still loves a collab with a Swedish pop powerhouse.

Alex Warren’s ‘Ordinary,’ released in September 2024, stubbornly holds at number nine — a slow-burning ballad that refuses to fade from the collective consciousness.

Olivia Dean’s third entry, ‘So Easy (To Fall In Love), rounds out the top ten, a featherlight love song that closes the list with the same warmth that opened it.

Bella Kay’s ‘iloveitiloveitiloveit’ — a title that reads like a text from a new crush — lands at number two, riding TikTok momentum into an official chart spot.

Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s duet ‘Rein Me In’ lands at number three, pairing two North East talents in a brooding guitar track that feels tailor-made for UK playlists.

Dave and Tems’s ‘Raindance’ sits at number four, a rare moment of hip-hop on a list dominated by pop, proving Dave’s London-centric storytelling still resonates widely.

Harry Styles’s ‘American Girls,’ released only sixteen days ago, cracks the top five — a solid debut for a track that winks at transatlantic cultural clichés.

RAYE’s ‘WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!’ climbs to number six, a theatrical, near-sobbing single that channels domestic anxiety into a dance-floor-ready hook.

Harry Styles’s ‘Aperture’ — the softer, more introspective companion to ‘American Girls’ — takes seventh place, suggesting fans are streaming his whole new batch.

PinkPantheress teams with Zara Larsson on ‘Stateside’, an ultra-short, breathy pop track that hits number eight, proving the UK still loves a collab with a Swedish pop powerhouse.

Alex Warren’s ‘Ordinary,’ released in September 2024, stubbornly holds at number nine — a slow-burning ballad that refuses to fade from the collective consciousness.

Olivia Dean’s third entry, ‘So Easy (To Fall In Love), rounds out the top ten, a featherlight love song that closes the list with the same warmth that opened it.