Justice Composes GTA 6's Official Score, Arriving December 11
Rockstar confirmed French duo Justice scored the 'Grand Theft Auto VI Original Score,' a 30-track adaptive instrumental album landing three weeks after the game's launch.
Rockstar Games made it official via Rockstar Newswire on October 29, 2026: the instrumental score for GTA 6 has been composed by French electronic duo Justice — Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay. The album, titled 'Grand Theft Auto VI Original Score,' releases December 11, 2026, exactly three weeks after the game itself launches on November 19 (via GTA BOOM/Rockstar Newswire).
What this score is — and why it's separate from the vocal soundtrack
It's worth clarifying up front: this is not the same project as 'Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album,' the 34-song vocal soundtrack releasing alongside the game on November 19. The 'Original Score' is the adaptive instrumental music composed specifically to underscore gameplay, continuing a tradition Rockstar has followed before — GTA V's 'The Score' in 2013, Red Dead Redemption 2's score across 2019-2020, and the GTA Online score from DāM-FunK in 2023 (via GTA BOOM/Rockstar Newswire). Rockstar is clearly treating in-game scoring as its own standalone release, and this time it handed that identity to one of French electronic music's most influential acts.
'Flower in a Hurricane' and the new single 'Pusher'
The lead track — and the song featured in the official launch trailer — is 'Flower in a Hurricane,' which brings together Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard alongside Justice. That track already appeared in the game's official trailer, directly tying the marketing campaign to the album. Alongside the announcement, Rockstar and Justice also dropped a new single, 'Pusher,' featuring Gesaffelstein, giving fans an early taste of the record's electronic-industrial tone (via GTA BOOM/Rockstar Newswire).
Physical formats and the 50-track question
Rockstar confirmed physical editions for collectors: double CD and triple vinyl, including a limited crystal-clear vinyl pressing. The official announcement lists 30 tracks total, but an early Apple Music New Zealand listing briefly showed 50 songs — suggesting the final tracklist, possibly with bonus material, could end up larger than first announced (via GTA BOOM). Rockstar hasn't officially confirmed that higher number yet, so treat it as speculation until the full tracklist drops.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the 'Grand Theft Auto VI Original Score' release?
The album arrives December 11, 2026, three weeks after GTA 6 itself launches on November 19, 2026. Rockstar confirmed the date via Rockstar Newswire on October 29, 2026, alongside full project details (via GTA BOOM/Rockstar Newswire).
Who is Justice, the duo behind the score?
Justice is the French electronic duo made up of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, known for genre-defining hits since the 2000s. Rockstar tapped them to compose GTA 6's adaptive instrumental score, succeeding artists who handled similar work on previous Rockstar titles (via GTA BOOM/Rockstar Newswire).
What's the difference between the 'Original Score' and 'Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album'?
The 'Original Score' is the 30-track adaptive instrumental album composed by Justice, releasing December 11. 'The Album' is a separate 34-song licensed vocal soundtrack releasing alongside the game on November 19, 2026 — they are two distinct products (via GTA BOOM/Rockstar Newswire).
Which artists appear on 'Flower in a Hurricane'?
The lead track and launch-trailer song features Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard alongside Justice. It's already playing in Rockstar's official GTA 6 trailer, bridging the game's marketing campaign with the upcoming score album (via GTA BOOM/Rockstar Newswire).
Is a single already available ahead of the full album?
Yes. Alongside the October 29, 2026 announcement, Rockstar and Justice released the single 'Pusher,' featuring Gesaffelstein, giving fans an early sample of the record's electronic tone ahead of the December release (via GTA BOOM/Rockstar Newswire).
Will the album actually have 50 tracks instead of 30?
It's not confirmed. Rockstar's official announcement lists 30 tracks, but an early Apple Music New Zealand listing showed 50 songs, possibly including bonus material. Until Rockstar publishes the final official tracklist, the higher number remains speculation (via GTA BOOM).
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