Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — March 27, 2026

Bella Kay’s 'iloveitiloveitiloveit' storms in at second place just weeks after its January 2026 release, marking a rapid viral gain for the emerging artist.

'Rein Me In' by Sam Fender & Olivia Dean at number three is the highest-charting collaboration on the list, blending two homegrown talents into a streaming powerhouse.

Dave & Tems’ 'Raindance' lands at fourth, the only track on the list to break from pure pop into UK rap and Afrobeats-influenced territory.

Harry Styles’ 'American Girls' debuts at fifth after only three weeks of availability, a swift climb that underscores his enduring draw on UK Apple Music despite the mid-March release.

PinkPantheress’ 'Stateside (with Zara Larsson)' settles at sixth, her signature hyper-pop production still connecting with listeners almost six months after dropping.

RAYE’s 'WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!' holds at seventh, a testament to the track’s staying power after its September 2025 release — RAYE’s fanbase keeps this one in rotation.

Alex Warren’s 'Ordinary' clings to eighth place more than 18 months after its release, a rare example of a slow-burn single outlasting the usual top-40 lifecycle.

Olivia Dean’s 'So Easy (To Fall In Love)' at ninth is her third entry on the list, a deep cut from the same album cycle that proves her streaming footprint goes beyond one hit.

Alex Warren’s 'FEVER DREAM' rounds out the top ten at debut, released only two weeks before this chart date and already matching the endurance of his older hit 'Ordinary'.

Bella Kay’s 'iloveitiloveitiloveit' storms in at second place just weeks after its January 2026 release, marking a rapid viral gain for the emerging artist.

'Rein Me In' by Sam Fender & Olivia Dean at number three is the highest-charting collaboration on the list, blending two homegrown talents into a streaming powerhouse.

Dave & Tems’ 'Raindance' lands at fourth, the only track on the list to break from pure pop into UK rap and Afrobeats-influenced territory.

Harry Styles’ 'American Girls' debuts at fifth after only three weeks of availability, a swift climb that underscores his enduring draw on UK Apple Music despite the mid-March release.

PinkPantheress’ 'Stateside (with Zara Larsson)' settles at sixth, her signature hyper-pop production still connecting with listeners almost six months after dropping.

RAYE’s 'WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!' holds at seventh, a testament to the track’s staying power after its September 2025 release — RAYE’s fanbase keeps this one in rotation.

Alex Warren’s 'Ordinary' clings to eighth place more than 18 months after its release, a rare example of a slow-burn single outlasting the usual top-40 lifecycle.

Olivia Dean’s 'So Easy (To Fall In Love)' at ninth is her third entry on the list, a deep cut from the same album cycle that proves her streaming footprint goes beyond one hit.

Alex Warren’s 'FEVER DREAM' rounds out the top ten at debut, released only two weeks before this chart date and already matching the endurance of his older hit 'Ordinary'.