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- Kolota II (Credit II, Dzoma version)
- Mambo (The snake)
- Tweretswere (The bird that chatters in the bush)
- Xeree (Maturity for girls)
- Thakadu (The bush pig)
- Haitsoma (Tracking song)
- Pula (Rain)
- Xamako (Childrens song)
- Qwa (Lion)
- Mantshwe (The ostrich)
- Xai (Elephants)
- Segametsi (Water song)
- Kunkuru (Lullaby)
- Bird calls
- Kea (Zebra)
- Lohi (The instrument played by our great great forefathers)
- Nare (Buffalo)
- Kukama (Healing song)
- Tale of the fate of the people, told by ladies
- Xlao tshao
- Hunting song
- Sejwalejwale (Way back)
- Mxa (Moon)
- Eaga (Calls between settlements)
- Malalaswi (The uncle and the young sister)
- Qwii
- Kolota (Credit)
- Eaga call (Calls between settlements - Voice only)
- Qwii mambo (The first bushman snake)
- Kelele kwa (Nature and the stars)
- Kgolelakang (We grew up in kang)
- Kukama chant (Hunting chant)
- Story of the qwii
- Ngwana (Lullaby)
- Kgolelakang II (We grew up in kang, dzoma version)
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