Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — March 26, 2026

‘Man I Need’ by Olivia Dean sits at number two, the lead single from her late 2025 album that’s become an anthem for self-assertion. Its slick soul-pop production and Dean’s raw vocal performance make it streaming gold, with over 200 million Apple Music plays globally.

‘Rein Me In’ pairs Sam Fender’s Springsteen-esque bark with Olivia Dean’s honeyed harmonies, climbing to number three on the strength of a live performance that went viral on socials. The duet has become a festival-set staple, crossing streaming into real-world demand.

‘Raindance’ by Dave and Tems holds at number four, a brooding rap-meets-R&B track that’s been a mainstay on UK end-of-year lists. Its atmospheric production and Dave’s intricate wordplay keep it fresh eight months after release, proving his legacy status.

‘American Girls’ by Harry Styles lands at five, a rebellious rock-pop track that critiques US cultural tropes. Released in early March 2026, it’s his first solo chart-topper in two years, sparking debates on Reddit about its political undertones.

‘Stateside (with Zara Larsson)’ by PinkPantheress sits at six, a hyperpop-tinged banger about transatlantic longing. Its rapid-fire drums and Larsson’s hooky chorus have made it a club and playlist staple since its October 2025 drop.

‘WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!’ by RAYE erupts at seven, a theatrical pop track with a brass breakdown that’s become her signature live moment. The song’s exaggerated frustration resonates with anyone who’s lost a partner in a crowd—absurd and brilliant.

‘Ordinary’ by Alex Warren clings to number eight, a sentimental acoustic ballad from September 2024 that’s lingered due to its use in a TikTok ‘love letter’ trend. It’s a testament to the platform’s power to keep old songs breathing.

‘So Easy (To Fall In Love)’ by Olivia Dean slips to nine, a shimmering pop love song from her 2025 album. Its effortless melody and Dean’s breathy delivery make it a passive-stream favorite, especially on late-night playlists.

‘FEVER DREAM’ by Alex Warren rounds out the top 10, a darker indie-rock cut released just two weeks ago. Its raw guitar and Warren’s strained vocals capture the anxiety of modern relationships, quickly gaining traction on Apple Music’s New Music Daily.