The Sims 2 Apartment Life Expansion Pack Soundtrack Announced

The latest expansion pack for EA's The Sims 2 game has been announced and EA has released the artists who will be performing on the games soundtrack. The expansion pack puts players into apartment dwelling life. EA Says the game lets players choose a loft, bachelor pad, penthouse and more.

The expansion pack is slated for release on August 26th in America and August 22nd in Europe. Is it just me or does it seem like an expansion pack for The Sims is released monthly? You can get a partial list of artists on the sound track after the jump.

The soundtrack includes: Good Charlotte and hot newcomer Katy Perry add flavor to the adventure, fun and drama of close quarters of apartment living. International pop stars also sizzle on the soundtrack including Vanilla Sky from Italy, Ranetki Girls from Russia and Lola, a Hungarian pop star gaining fame and recognition across Europe as well as Artwerk artists Chromeo, Ladytron and Junkie XL. To top it all off, Australian singer and songwriter Gabriella Cilmi sings her hit debut title, "Sweet About Me."

Via EA

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