Nicholis Louw enters the Rhewal Afrikaans Top-20 this week in 19th place with his brand new single, “Coco Pops en kaas”.
According to Nicholis, the combination of these two types of food is not as unusual as it sounds. It is precisely this strange combination that inspired him to write and record a song.
Barto and Marissa’s song, “Ons twee kög”, which last week was the no. 1 position, falls to tenth place this week.
Barto’s single, “Impulsief”, holds the no. 1 position, while his hit track “H2Oë” is in sixth place.
The young singer Wilma van Heerden enters this week’s Top-20 with her debut single, “Sysoen”. The song was among the top 25 most played Afrikaans songs on Apple Music last week.
In this week’s Top-20, there are ten songs that climb, six that lose their place, two that remain unchanged and two new songs that enter the week’s Top-20.
- Barto – “Impulsive”
- Brendan Peyper – “No or Yes”
- Bernice West — “Body”
- Die Heuwels Fantastic & Apple – “Nora Flok”
- Eloff – “Swipe Right”
- Barto – “H2Oë”
- Dodo Nyoka – “Foto’s”
- Zaan Sonnekus — “Monitor”
- Dream syndrome – “I suffer from”
- Barto with Marissa – “We two enough”
- Eloff – “White Flash”
- Brendan Peyper – “Tour around the floor”
- Dream syndrome – “Hey sunflower”
- Plug – “Kwaatjie”
- Eloff – “Johnnie Blue”
- Sakkie and Francois van Coke – “Hey jy”
- Eloff – “ATKV”
- Pieter Smith – “Willemiena van Gezina”
- Nicholis Louw – “Coco Pops and Cheese”
- Wilma van Heerden – “Sysoen”
* The Rhewal Afrikaans Top-20 is compiled by single releases and various data factors are taken into account: Apple Music and Spotify streams, YouTube views (specifically week-to-week data) as well as radio playtime. Physical album sales have no influence on this hit parade.
New Launches:
Tian Massyn. (Photo: Provided)
An optician from Centurion in Pretoria takes a chance on his music dreams with his debut single, “Die son kom op”.
The song was written during the Covid-19 period and serves as a beacon of hope and light for those who need it. This is how Tiaan Massyn tells in a recent interview with Rhewal.
Another new launch this past week is “My wolf” by Hansie Roodt. His spiritual leader and father-in-law, Jannie Pelser, as well as Hansie’s father, who has already passed away, inspired the lyrics of the song, “Die wolf”, which he also dedicates to his own son.
Other songs that have been released are Vanuitstof’s “Ek haal asem”, Armand Hofmeyr’s “Partytjie slaap reiter”, Bernice’s “Geded”, Chris Spies’ “End of the Omega”, Johan van Schalkwyk’s “Difficult peace”, Werner Olckers’ “Selfbeheer”, Wilma van Heerden’s “Sysoen”, Nicholis Louw’s “Coco Pops en kaas” and Simoné Roets’ “Skete”.
