GTA 6 soundtrack album: 34 tracks, six songs named and a Justice score before launch

The GTA 6 soundtrack album is official: Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album has 34 original tracks and arrives November 19 alongside the game.

Rockstar has opened pre-save on streaming services and pre-orders for vinyl and CD through gtavi-thealbum.com and the Rockstar Store. The news got a fresh push with the launch trailer, where Rockstar also confirmed the Justice single “Flower in a Hurricane” featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.

In its Newswire post for the Grand Theft Auto VI launch trailer, Rockstar also said Justice composed the game’s original score. If you are tracking every official video beat before release, we keep all GTA 6 trailers and videos in one place.

What is GTA 6: The Album?

The GTA 6 soundtrack album is the official album for Grand Theft Auto VI, built around 34 original songs made for the game. It releases November 19, the same day GTA VI arrives on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

This is not the same thing as the in-game radio stations, and it is not the same thing as the score. Rockstar is treating Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album as its own release, with its own streaming pre-save and physical editions.

The Rockstar Store album page lists the 34-track album and the first six revealed songs. Rockstar has also hinted that more music information is coming, including a possible score album, but a score album has not been formally announced.

That distinction matters. GTA has always used music to define place, mood and movement, but this album is its own release, not a confirmed list of every song you will hear in the game.

Which artists are confirmed for the GTA 6 soundtrack album so far?

Rockstar has officially revealed six songs from the GTA 6 soundtrack album so far. The other 28 tracks have not been named yet.

Here are the six songs listed for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album:

Rockstar also used the launch trailer push to add the Justice single “Flower in a Hurricane” featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. Rockstar has also said Justice composed the original score.

A VICE report on the album announcement covered the September reveal, the named artists and the physical pricing. The key confirmed album details, though, come from Rockstar’s own store and Newswire pages.

Who made the GTA 6 score?

Justice composed the original score for GTA VI, according to Rockstar. That is separate from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, even though Justice is now part of the wider music conversation around the game.

Think of GTA VI’s music in three buckets. The album is a 34-track official release of original songs. The score is the original music Justice composed for the game, and the radio stations are the in-game broadcasts you hear while driving.

Rockstar has not said which album songs play in the game or on which station, so there is no reason to assume anything. For now, the GTA 6 soundtrack album gives you original songs, while a score album and radio details are still waiting for an official reveal.

If you want the trailer context for how Rockstar is presenting this music, our launch trailer breakdown covers the new footage and the latest official marketing.

How much do the vinyl and CD cost, and when do they ship?

Press reports of the store listings put the CD at $19.98, the standard vinyl at about $49.98 (some outlets round to $50), and a limited vinyl edition at $125. The limited vinyl reportedly appeared sold out, but that is not confirmed by Rockstar.

The standard vinyl is described as two magenta and blue splatter discs. VICE reported a November 20 shipping date for the vinyl, one day after the album and game launch.

Treat those as US prices from reported listings and check the Rockstar Store page for current pricing, stock and shipping before you order. Store listings can change, and the album’s physical editions are not the same thing as the game’s own retail situation.

That last point matters because GTA VI has its own physical-edition question. If you are buying boxed games and collectibles this cycle, read our explainer on why GTA 6 has no physical disc, since the album’s vinyl and CD pre-orders are a different product category.

Where can you pre-save or pre-order it?

You can pre-save the GTA 6 soundtrack album on major streaming services and pre-order the vinyl or CD through gtavi-thealbum.com or the Rockstar Store. Rockstar points fans to those options in the launch trailer post.

If you are mainly streaming, the pre-save is the low-effort move. If you want a shelf piece, the vinyl and CD are the physical routes, and availability can change fast.

For collectors, the biggest practical question is which format is still in stock when you decide to buy. The current store page is the place to check shipping.

What the GTA 6 soundtrack album means for players

The GTA 6 soundtrack album is now a major part of Rockstar’s pre-launch marketing. It gives you an early read on the game’s tone before you ever start a mission.

The revealed names span rap, pop, electronic, Latin music, country and rock. But Rockstar has only named six of 34 tracks, so most of the album is still hidden.

Expect more track reveals and music details before November 19, since Rockstar has hinted at more to come. What you should not expect yet is an answer to which songs play on which station, because Rockstar has not announced that. For now, the album is the first official, purchasable slice of GTA VI’s sound.

The GTA 6 soundtrack album is the first big official music drop, not the full picture. Next, watch for Rockstar’s remaining track reveals, any score album news and radio details as November 19 gets closer.