Justice composed GTA VI’s adaptive score. The announced score album arrives December 11 with 30 tracks and digital bonuses; two singles are currently previewed.
Justice — Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay — composed the original score for GTA VI. Rockstar announces the score album for December 11, 2026, with 30 tracks and additional digital bonus tracks. This is a separate release from GTA VI: The Album, which is scheduled for November 19.
Rockstar credits the French duo Justice and describes compositions that adapt to how players engage with Vice City and Leonida during Jason and Lucia’s story. That is the extent of the published description used here.
It does not specify a user-facing music editor, exact mission triggers or a way to choose a score track in the game. Those controls should not be inferred from the word adaptive.
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The announced December 11 release covers major music streaming services, CD and vinyl. Rockstar lists 30 tracks plus digital bonus tracks included with all formats. It does not give a bonus-track count in the cited overview.
The site separately promotes a triple-vinyl edition and a double-CD edition. Availability, shipping and redemption details belong to the selected shop listing; a preorder is not evidence that the complete album can be streamed today.
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The official music page lists these two singles under the score. Flower in a Hurricane also appears among The Album’s previews, so the two collections can share a preview track without being the same release.
| Track | Featured artists |
|---|---|
| Flower in a Hurricane | Tame Impala, SZA, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard |
| Pusher | Gesaffelstein |
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Use the Play Full Track links within Rockstar’s score section for the current singles, and its digital pre-save or physical preorder links for the planned album. The full score tracklist is not reproduced here because the cited overview only identifies the preview singles.
The separate soundtrack guide covers the 34-track various-artists album. Neither page is an in-game radio-controls guide or a claim that any track has been tested in a gameplay situation.
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Based on published sources; not tested in the game.
