Full track list for Singstar Afrikaans Treffers

18 March 2011

It’s not every day that developers make a game specifically for South African audiences, let alone Afrikaans speakers. But that is exactly what Sony is doing with Singstar Afrikaans Treffers, which is being release exclusively for PS3 next month.

Among the list are songs from Afrikaans music icons such as Blackie Swart, Steve Hofmeyer and Kurt Darren. The list also includes more recent success stories, such as Snotkop and Jack Parrow.

Singstar Afrikaans Treffers full track list

– Blackie Swart – Liewe Lulu
– Bobby van Jaarsveld – Spieeltjie
– Bok van Blerk & Robbie Wessels – Ons Vir Jou Suid Afrika
– David Fourie – Jy Soen Soos ‘n  Engel
– Die Campbells – Rooi Rok Bokkie
– Die Campbells – Bietjie Bietjie Lam (My Knieë Raak Lam)
– Dozi – Jan Asseblief Tog  Squeeze My
– Eden – Kniee Lam
– Gerhard Steyn – Baby Tjoklits
– Gerhard Steyn – Diamante Vir Jou
– Gé Korsten – Liefling
– Heinz Winckler – Ek Kan Weer In Liefde Glo
– Jack Parow – Cooler As Ekke
– Jak de Priester – Sally Williams Nougat
– Jakkie Louw – Drie Pikkewyne
– Juanita du Plessis – Skarumba
– Juanita du Plessis – Tussen Woorde
– Juanita du Plessis – Lepellê 
– Karen Zoid – Afrikaaners Is Plesierig
– Kurt Darren – Meisie Meisie
– Kurt Darren – Loslappie
– Liani May – Jy Soen My Nie Meer Nie
– Nádine – Kaapse Draai
– Pieter Koen – 3 Susters Van Drie Susters
– Ray Dylan – Jessica
– Robbie Wessels – Leeuloop
– Romanz – My Hele Hart
– Snotkop – Parapapa
– Steve Hofmeyr – Pampoen
– Theuns Jordaan – Soos Bloed

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