If the Grand Theft Auto VI music has been looping in your head since the launch trailer, it’s time to clear some shelf space. Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score by Justice, the Grammy Award-winning French electronic duo, arrives on 11 December 2026 across all major streaming services, on double CD and on triple vinyl. You can pre-save it or pre-order a physical copy right now.
For anyone new to the series, Grand Theft Auto (GTA) is Rockstar Games’ open-world crime franchise, and its soundtracks have always been half the fun. This time Rockstar handed the score to Justice, and the duo has already given fans something to play while they wait for December.
Press Play on “Pusher”
That something is “Pusher”, a new track featuring Gesaffelstein, whom Rockstar calls a fellow French electronic music pioneer. It is out now (29 October), which makes it the natural place to start.
Two French electronic acts sharing one track is reason enough to give it a spin on the commute home, and it’s the clearest preview yet of where the full record is heading.
Three Guests, One Hurricane
According to Rockstar Games, the album collects 30 tracks from the band’s full suite of material composed for the game. It also includes digital bonus tracks across every format. That wording is worth a second look. A 30-track pick from a “full suite” means you’re getting a selection shaped for listening from start to finish, which suits an album people will play well away from the console.
The track most likely to get shared is “Flower in a Hurricane”. It puts Justice alongside Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, a line-up that reaches indie rock, R&B and psych-rock fans in one go. That’s the strongest sign this score is meant to have a life outside Leonida, the game’s setting. When the song turned up in the launch trailer, we called the trailer a music drop in its own right, and the album now gives it a permanent home.
Score or Album? Know the Difference
Two official GTA VI records are on the way, so it helps to keep them straight. Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score is the Justice record, and that’s where “Flower in a Hurricane” sits. Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is a separate release. The Music section of the GTA VI site carries featured singles from it, along with previews of select in-game radio stations.
If the Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard collaboration is what you’re after, pre-save the Original Score. The radio stations are a third layer of the game’s music, and our GTA VI radio guide walks through them.
Stream, Spin or Collect?
Streaming is the easiest route on 11 December, but collectors will want the double CD or triple vinyl. We’d pick the triple vinyl. Thirty tracks spread across three records gives the cover room to breathe on a shelf. A release date in the run-up to Christmas also makes it an easy gift for the GTA fan who already owns everything else. Physical buyers miss out on nothing either, because Rockstar says the digital bonus tracks come with every format.
🗓️ Release date: Friday, 11 December 2026
🎧 Formats: All major music streaming services, double CD and triple vinyl
💿 Tracklist: 30 tracks plus digital bonus tracks across all formats
🎤 Guests named so far: Gesaffelstein on “Pusher”; Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard on “Flower in a Hurricane”
🔊 Out now: “Pusher” (feat. Gesaffelstein), released 29 October 2026
Game scores used to be something you noticed only when they stopped playing. This one arrives on triple vinyl with a guest list worth bragging about, and a single is already out to tide you over. Queue up “Pusher” tonight, then head to the official Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score page to pre-save the album or pre-order it on CD or vinyl before 11 December. For radio previews and singles from The Album, bookmark the Music section of the Grand Theft Auto VI site, because Leonida is shaping up to sound great!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of Rockstar Games.
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