The Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score launches on December 11 across all major music streaming services, Rockstar Games has announced. It’s also due out then on double CD and triple vinyl.
The GTA 6: Original Score is by Grammy Award-winning French electronic duo Justice, and features 30 tracks from the band’s full suite of material composed for the game. This includes Flower in a Hurricane ft. Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, and a number of digital bonus tracks included across all formats.
Today, Justice released a new track called Pusher, which features fellow French electronic music artist Gesaffelstein.
Here's the official blurb:
Rockstar had already released previews of select in-game radio stations, along with featured singles from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, on the Music section of the official GTA 6 website, giving fans a taste of what’s to come.
Speaking of GTA 6’s music, British singer Cliff Richard has enjoyed a surprise resurgence at the age of 86 after one of his old songs featured in the GTA 6 Extended Look on Netflix. Devil Woman, a 1976 single from his album I'm Nearly Famous, saw a bump in popularity after featuring on 2017 movie I, Tonya, but it exploded after appearing in the GTA 6 gameplay, with a 325% increase in daily streams. However, Richard himself doesn’t really understand what’s happening here, and, in a recent interview, didn’t seem to know what GTA was.
We’ve got plenty more on GTA 6 while you wait for its November 19 release date, including an unlikely gameplay reveal in the latest episode of South Park, how GTA 6 named one of its biggest mechanics after a beloved GTA 4 meme, and how GTA 6's map will open up relatively early and let you explore freely.
