Singapore gamers counting down to 19 November 2026 do not have to wait for launch day to hear how Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA VI) sounds. Rockstar Games has named Justice, the French electronic duo behind D.A.N.C.E., as composers of the game’s original dynamic score. Their new single, Flower in a Hurricane, with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, is out now to stream and download on the same apps you already use for your MRT commute playlist.
Rockstar plans to release the game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, and it built the official GTA VI Launch Trailer around this song. If you’ve watched that trailer, you’ve already heard Justice soundtracking Vice City. It’s worth another watch with the volume up, because the music carries as much of the mood as the footage does.
From D.A.N.C.E. to Vice City
Justice is Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, who came up in Paris nearly 20 years ago on Ed Banger Records with the single Waters of Nazareth. Their debut album gave the world D.A.N.C.E., the hook plenty of people can hum without ever knowing who made it.
Their 2024 album Hyperdrama kicked off a campaign that opened with a set at Coachella and grew into a world tour of more than 100 dates, with headline slots at Glastonbury and Primavera Sound. Along the way, Justice won the Grammy for Best Electronic Recording for Neverender, their track with Tame Impala.
GTA VI plays to a much bigger room than any festival field. Rockstar says the Grand Theft Auto series has sold nearly 475 million units, with Grand Theft Auto V alone selling in over 230 million. In Rockstar’s synopsis, the new game follows Jason and Lucia, who get pulled into a criminal conspiracy across the fictional state of Leonida after an easy score goes wrong, and Justice’s music will sit behind that story for every player who picks it up.
A Guest List Worth Queueing
The line-up is the real hook. Bringing back Tame Impala is the safe bet with a trophy to prove it, since Neverender is the track that won the duo their Grammy. Adding SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard on top turns one Justice single into a meeting point for fanbases that rarely share a playlist.
If you only queue up one new track this week, make it this one. Flower in a Hurricane is a standalone Justice single, so you don’t need a console to enjoy it, and we broke down its three guest stars when the launch trailer first dropped.
What a Dynamic Score Means
Rockstar describes Justice’s work as an original dynamic score, meaning music that responds to what’s happening on screen rather than looping one fixed track. That’s a different job from writing a single, and it’s why the credit carries more weight than a one-off trailer licence would.
This isn’t the first time players have heard Justice in GTA VI material, either. Rockstar says excerpts of the duo’s music scored key moments of Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look and other major game announcements. More on Justice’s original score album is on the way, and Rockstar’s GTA VI music page is where it says updates will land.
Pre-Save the Soundtrack Now
Here’s how the releases fit together. Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is the official soundtrack, and Flower in a Hurricane is on it, while Justice’s score album is a separate release still to come.
You can pre-save The Album on all major streaming services. Collectors can pre-order it on vinyl or CD through the official GTA VI album site, handy if you’d rather have something on the shelf of your HDB room than buried in a library.
Planning to play on launch day? Pre-orders for the game are open through Rockstar’s GTA VI editions page.
🎮 Grand Theft Auto VI: Planned for 19 November 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with pre-orders on Rockstar’s GTA VI editions page
🎧 Flower in a Hurricane: Out now to stream and download
💿 Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album: Pre-save on major streaming services, or pre-order on vinyl or CD
🎼 Score album: Details to follow from Rockstar Games
Before you start cruising around Vice City, get to know the duo who scored it. Stream Flower in a Hurricane, pre-save Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, and rewatch the GTA VI Launch Trailer above to hear how the song lands against the footage. Then clear your schedule (and maybe a leave day) for 19 November!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of Rockstar Games.
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