Dave and Tem's 'Rain Dance' tops UK hip hop and R&B chart

Dave and Tem's 'Rain Dance' holds the number one spot on the Official Hip Hop and R&B Singles Chart for the week of 6 February 2026 to 12 February 2026. The track marks its 15th week in the top position. Prince and The Revolution's 'Purple Rain' remains at number two after 135 weeks on the chart.

The Official Charts Company has released its latest Hip Hop and R&B Singles Chart, covering the period from 6 February 2026 to 12 February 2026. This weekly ranking is based on sales of downloads, CDs, vinyl, and other formats over seven days.

At the summit, 'Rain Dance' by Dave featuring Tems stays at number one, with a last week's position of 1, a peak of 1, and now 15 weeks on the chart. Close behind is 'Purple Rain' by Prince and The Revolution, which held number two last week, peaked at 2, and has accumulated 135 weeks overall. 'Chanel' by Tyla climbs to number three from last week's 5, achieving a peak of 3 across 12 weeks.

Other notable movements include 'Folded' by Kehlani, which rises to number four from 7 and has charted for 34 weeks. Deekid and Rico Ace's 'Phantomes' slips to 5 from 3, with 22 weeks total. New entry 'Body' by Don Toliver debuts at 13, marking its first week. 'Yukon' by Justin Bieber re-enters the chart after previously logging 29 weeks.

Further down, long-running hits like Drake featuring Wizkid and Kyla's 'One Dance' endures at 465 weeks, while Rihanna's 'Stay' featuring Mikky Ekko has 310 weeks. The chart highlights enduring popularity in the genre, with classics from artists such as Eminem, Rihanna, and The Weeknd maintaining presence amid newer releases.

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African musicians release new albums and singles in 2025

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Several prominent African artists have dropped or announced new music projects in late 2025, showcasing the vibrant Afrobeats and pop scenes. From Malawian singer Driemo's sophomore album to South African star Tyla's upcoming single, these releases highlight collaborations and personal storytelling across the continent.

Amy Winehouse's Back to Black remains at number one on the Official Hip Hop and R&B Albums Chart for the week of 6 February 2026 to 12 February 2026. The chart, compiled by the Official Charts Company, ranks the top 40 albums based on sales of downloads, CDs, vinyl, and other formats. Tyler, the Creator and Kendrick Lamar albums feature prominently in the top positions.

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Taylor Swift's 'Opalite' has climbed to the top of the Official UK Singles Chart for the week of 13 February to 19 February 2026. The track rose from position 15, marking its peak at number one after 18 weeks on the chart. Dave and Tems' 'Raindance' falls to number two after holding the top spot last week.

The original soundtrack for Stranger Things season 5 has reached number one on the UK's Official Soundtrack Albums Chart for the week ending 26 February 2026. Compiled by the Official Charts Company, the chart reflects sales across digital bundles, CDs, vinyl and other formats. Prince's Purple Rain OST climbs to number two after 1003 weeks on the chart.

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Several R&B artists have announced new music in early 2026. Highlights include singles and albums from Shae Universe, Tiana Major9, and others. These releases offer fresh tracks for fans of the genre.

On February 6, 2026, music fans welcomed a diverse array of new releases, including J. Cole's anticipated seventh album, The Fall-Off, marking a potential end to his career. Ella Mai returned with her third studio effort, Do You Still Love Me?, while indie acts like Ratboys and Daphni delivered acclaimed projects. These drops span hip-hop, R&B, and alternative genres, offering fresh sounds amid a packed weekly lineup.

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Nigerian artist Rema secured the Best African Artiste, Duo or Group in African RnB/Soul at the 9th All Africa Music Awards in Lagos, despite the event starting behind schedule. Ethiopian performer Weeha claimed the Best African Dance Choreography, edging out Wizkid. Nigerian inspirational artists faced setbacks as Côte d’Ivoire talents dominated key categories.

 

 

 

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