Fender & Dean's 'Rein Me In' Tops UK Charts

0:00It's April 10th. You're listening to music news today, AI-powered music coverage. I'm Cory with the story. Sam Fender and Olivia Dean's track, Ride Me In, is holding down the top spot on the UK single-shard for a 7th non-consecutive week, this on the April 10th chart. It's the longest running number 1, so far in 2026, marking Fender's first chartopper and Dean's second after her hit, Man I Need. The song comes from Fender's Mercury Prize-winning album People Watching, dropped back in February 2025. Four months later, Dean jumped on a remix version after their live collab at his London Stadium gig and its snagged song of the year at the 20. 26 Brit Awards in a fan vote. Right now, it's sitting at number 78 on Billboard's Hot 100 and number 1 down in Australia. Fans are loving the staying power, with Bella Kay locked at number 2 on LVT, LVT, LVT, which just hit a new high of number 17. Stateside,

1:00she told Billboard she wants her pop raw and real, not too polished. Tame Impalas, Dracula, sticks at number 3, their best UK peak ever, boosted by a remix with B-L-A-C-A-Pings, Ginny, and a TikTok wave. Zara Larson's Lush Life Climes to number 4. Tying into her album, Midnight Sun's new number 12 on the UK Albums chart. Dominic Feich has two in the top 10, with baby doll, at 8 and white keys, peaking at 10. Country newcomer Ella Langley's choose in Texas jumps to number 16 on the Hot 100 for her first top 20. Meanwhile, Harry Styles' old solo debut, Sign of the Life, resurfaces at number 28 on the UK chart, thanks to its spot in Project Hale. Mary first top 40 runs since 2017. These charts keep shifting with fresh remixes and viral moments keeping the vibes alive.