GTA 6’s original score is by Justice, the French electronic duo of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay. The score album, Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score, releases December 11, 2026 on streaming, CD and vinyl. Rockstar says it holds 30 tracks plus digital bonus tracks confirmed. The music itself is in the game from launch on November 19.
When was Justice announced for GTA 6?
On October 15, 2026, the same day as the Launch Trailer. That trailer premiered “Flower in a Hurricane”, a Justice track featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard confirmed. NME and Game Rant both covered the reveal that day.
On October 29, the full score album was announced for December 11, and a second single, “Pusher” featuring Gesaffelstein, was released, per Wikipedia reported. Rockstar’s music page now carries both singles and the December date.
What does Rockstar say about the score?
Rockstar calls Justice “Grammy Award winners” and describes the work as an adaptive score “featuring expansive compositions all dynamically tuned to the different ways players engage with the world” confirmed. In practice that should mean music that shifts with what Jason and Lucia are doing, from a quiet drive to a six-star police chase speculation. Rockstar has not explained the system in more detail.
De Rosnay told Billboard the duo was “given the freedom to explore as many things as we needed to, musically speaking”, as quoted on Wikipedia’s score page reported.
GTA 6 Justice score: formats and tracks
| Format | What you get | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Physical (CD, vinyl) | 30 tracks | confirmed |
| Digital | 30 tracks plus “a number of digital bonus tracks” | confirmed |
| Digital track count | 50 tracks, about 3 hours | reported |
| Double CD | Sold on Rockstar’s music page | confirmed |
| Limited triple crystal-clear vinyl | Sold on Rockstar’s music page | confirmed |
| Labels | Ed Banger and Because Music | reported |
The 50-track, three-hour figure and the label details come from Wikipedia’s score article. Rockstar’s own copy says only “30 tracks, along with a number of digital bonus tracks”. A full track listing has not been published.
The singles
| Single | Featuring | Released | Also on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flower in a Hurricane | Tame Impala, SZA, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard | Oct 15, 2026 | The Album |
| Pusher | Gesaffelstein | Oct 29, 2026 | Score only |
“Flower in a Hurricane” is the bridge between the two releases: Rockstar lists it on both GTA VI: The Album and the score. Per Wikipedia, it runs 3:45 and was produced by Justice with Kevin Parker of Tame Impala reported. Note the spelling: Rockstar writes “Flower”, singular, while some outlets wrote “Flowers”.
Billboard’s Katie Bain wrote that “Pusher” recalls the Justice classics “Stress” and “Generator”, with “darkly pummeling synths and pacing fit for an action sequence”, as quoted by Wikipedia reported.
Why does the score come out after the game?
Rockstar has not said. The split means The Album (Nov 19) arrives with the game, and the score follows three weeks later. One search summary in our research conflated the December 11 date with the radio stations. That is wrong: the stations are in the game at launch, and December 11 applies only to the score album debunked.
Is Justice playing the GTA 6 festival?
Yes. Justice is on the announced lineup for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival at Mana Wynwood, Miami, on November 21, 2026 confirmed. Details are on the timeline and the music hub.
What is not known yet
- The full score tracklist and running order.
- How the adaptive system works in specific situations, such as missions versus free roam.
- Whether score cues and the radio interact, for example fading the radio during chases.