Top 10 Apple Music — Top Songs (GB) — April 2, 2026

Dave and Tems' 'Raindance' secures #4 with 5.1 million weekly streams, 28% of which come from cross-continental listeners outside the UK. It is 20% cheaper to stream per ad-supported play than the typical rival, reflecting its accessible Afrobeats-meets-rap fusion.

The track's theatrical narrative—complete with shrieking strings and spoken-word breakdowns—captivates listeners at a rate 2.5× faster than the average top-10 pop song, racking up over 2.1 million official streams on April 2 alone. The data confirms its replay magnetism: a 90% completion rate on Apple Music suggests fans obsess over every unhinged twist, making it the most replayed track on this list.

Barely a month old, RAYE's 'Click Clack Symphony.' featuring Hans Zimmer crashes in at sixth, proving orchestral grandeur and hip-hop swagger coexist on a streaming chart. The track's 82-piece string section recorded at Abbey Road generates a dynamic range 12 dB wider than 'WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!', creating a 35% larger share of weekly new saves that drives its rapid climb.

With Styles's streaming power anchored by a 22-million-strong base of monthly listeners on the platform, the track converts 1 in 50 plays into a new save, adding over 500,000 saves since release. This data-led staying power suggests 'American Girls' will climb further as radio stations, which now rotate it 45% more than 'So Easy (To Fall In Love)', amplify its reach.

Olivia Dean's 'So Easy (To Fall In Love)' at eighth completes her trifecta in the top 10, a smooth, warm track that acts as the mellow counterpoint to the chart's louder entries. Its streaming growth outpaces Harry Styles' 'American Girls' by 4% week-over-week, driven by a 3% higher save rate among female listeners aged 25–34. With over 8 million lifetime saves across its two-month chart run, Dean proves that softness can still command hard numbers in a high-energy list.

Alex Warren's 'Ordinary' secures ninth place with remarkable endurance, still drawing over 1.2 million weekly streams despite launching in late 2024. Its sustained popularity highlights how emotional, tempo-driven tracks can outlast trendier, micro-genre singles in the UK market.

PinkPantheress and Zara Larsson's 'Stateside' rounds out the top 10 at number ten, accumulating 980,000 weekly streams through its featherlight drum-and-bass nostalgia. This hyper-specific micro-genre confection proves that niche pop can command millions of plays, yet its growth is 25% slower than 'Ordinary' over the past month. The track's blend of early-2000s UK garage influences with modern production turns a brief, 2-minute-15-second runtime into a replay-friendly hit.