Partial Soundtrack Reveal for Grand Theft Auto 6
- Six tracks from the Grand Theft Auto 6 soundtrack revealed today.
- The album features 34 original songs and launches on November 19.
- Physical copies are available for pre-order; a special edition has sold out.
The original soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto 6 was partially unveiled today, showcasing a total of 34 original tracks tailored for the forthcoming open-world crime game. While the majority of the track titles remain undisclosed, Rockstar has revealed six tracks that are now available for listeners.
Here is the list of the tracks that can be heard today:
- Yung Lean – That’s It (feat. Future & Metro Boomin)
- Travis Scott – RHYNO (prod. by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo)
- CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. & Etienne de Crécy – Sexy Magic
- Morgan Wallen – Last Thing You Need
- Rauw Alejandro – Macacoa 2000
- Keith Richards – Bright Lights, Big City
Grand Theft Auto 6: The Album is set to launch on November 19, coinciding with the game itself. The album will be available in both vinyl and CD formats, and it will also be accessible through various music streaming services. Physical copies can be pre-ordered, with prices set at $20/£11 for the CD and $50/£45 for the vinyl. Additionally, a limited edition vinyl featuring custom artwork is available for $125/£109, although it has already sold out in the UK.
Fans can pre-save the album on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Tidal, and Amazon Music to receive notifications when the complete album is available. The same link provides access to the six tracks that have been revealed.
This announcement follows a series of promotional teasers from the artists involved, who shared stylized posters related to GTA 6 across various social media channels. Furthermore, it was recently confirmed that actor Stephen Root, known for his role in King of the Hill, is part of the game’s cast.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled for release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
News Courtesy of Eurogamer


