Rockstar announces GTA VI score album by Justice for December 11

The music Justice wrote for GTA VI is getting its own release. In a Rockstar Newswire post on October 29, Rockstar announced Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score by Justice, due December 11, and put out a new track from it, "Pusher," made with Gesaffelstein.

What you can get

Rockstar's GTA VI music page lists 30 tracks, plus digital bonus tracks on every format, and names "Pusher" and "Flower in a Hurricane" as its singles. VGC says it will be on streaming services, a two-disc CD and a three-record vinyl set, plus a limited vinyl edition pressed on clear records. Physical pre-orders and streaming pre-saves are open now. NME describes "Pusher" as a bass-heavy piece that runs about seven minutes.

How it differs from The Album

This is not the same record as Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, the 34-song collection from many artists that comes out with the game on November 19. The score is mostly instrumental, VGC notes, and it follows about three weeks after launch.

In the game, the score is meant to react to play. On its music page, Rockstar calls it an "adaptive score" with compositions "dynamically tuned to the different ways players engage with the world." It has not explained how that works.

Rockstar first named Justice as the composer with the Launch Trailer on October 15, which debuted the duo's "Flower in a Hurricane." The game's music also includes the radio stations revealed so far. GTA VI launches November 19, 2026; see the launch FAQ for the rest.