Simlish Cover Songs

Dylanna Fisher
Dec 30, 2018
2 min read

The Sims is a simulated world where you can live, love, have cats, make money, and the ever-hilarious woohoo (a sim euphemism for sex). It’s a wondrous world of complete creation where you can be a god, either a soft, loving, and caring one that provides pizza for every meal, or an evil, mean god that kills off a family simply to have a haunted house. Regardless of the morality of the creator, it’s a game of free and open creation.

The Sims have a radio like any simulated world would have. It’s got its own music soundtrack (as do all video games). From the start, it’s had a form of instrumental soundtracks including an upbeat salsa for the loading screen, and of course the several classical orchestral soundtracks for the creative build mode.

Overhead view of a blue and white two-story house with a yard. A person stands near stairs, and greenery surrounds the scene.

There’s a whole list of music in the Sims available at the Sims-wiki. The songs they play from Sims 2 onward mimic the songs of our world but in Simlish or Sims English. So it’s seriously weird because it’s songs in a gibberish language. But they’re good.

There is a large assortment of songs from a range of artists. Seriously, there is a lot.

Some of these songs include “Manos al Aire” by Nelly Furtado, “Double Vision” by 3oh!3, “Some Chords” by Deadmau5, “Ever Seen This” by Aceyalone and RJD2, “Saturday Night” by Jessica Mauboy. There are so many other artists that have their songs in Simlish and here’s a list of them on the Sims-wiki.