The Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score album by French electronic duo Justice arrives December 11 on major music streaming services, double CD, and triple vinyl. The release collects 30 tracks from the Grammy Award-winning duo’s score for the game, alongside digital bonus tracks included across all formats.
Ahead of the album, Justice has released “Pusher,” featuring Gesaffelstein. The collaboration brings another French electronic artist into the score’s lineup and gives listeners a track to hear before the full collection arrives.
Justice’s Score Includes Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard
The album draws from Justice’s full suite of music composed for Grand Theft Auto VI. Among its 30 tracks is “Flower in a Hurricane,” which features Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.
Those guests join Gesaffelstein among the collaborators named in the announcement. With “Pusher” available now, listeners can sample part of the project before deciding how they want to pick up the complete score.
The December release will offer streaming and physical options on the same date. Double CD and triple vinyl editions are available to pre-order, while listeners who prefer streaming can pre-save the album. The announcement also confirms digital bonus tracks across the formats, though it doesn’t name those additional tracks.
Rockstar Shares Radio Previews and More GTA VI Music
Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto VI music page offers more to hear beyond Justice’s score. The site includes previews of select in-game radio stations, giving listeners an early sample of the music being programmed for the game’s airwaves.
The page also features singles from the separately titled Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album. That provides another place to follow the game’s music releases alongside the original score and its featured collaborations.
The Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score launches December 11. You can pre-save the album or pre-order the CD and vinyl editions here, and listen to “Pusher” now.










































































