GTA VI soundtrack release date set

The soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto VI has been officially announced with a release date of December 11 on all major music streaming platforms. It will also be available in double CD and triple vinyl formats on that date.

Justice composes the soundtrack

The soundtrack, composed by the French electronic duo Justice, includes 30 tracks drawn from the group's complete compositions for the game. It features tracks such as Flower in a Hurricane, which includes collaborations with Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, as well as several digital bonus tracks included in all formats.

New track revealed

A new track titled Pusher, featuring Gesaffelstein, another French electronic music artist, was revealed today by Justice. This adds to the anticipation for the full album's release.

Previous music previews

Rockstar Games had previously released excerpts from some of the game's radio stations as well as singles from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album in the Music section of the official GTA 6 website, giving fans a preview of what to expect.

Cliff Richard's song gains popularity

Regarding the music of GTA 6, the British singer Cliff Richard has experienced an unexpected resurgence in popularity at 86 years old, after one of his older songs was used in the Extended Look of GTA 6 on Netflix. Devil Woman, a 1976 single from his album I'm Nearly Famous, had already gained popularity after appearing in the 2017 film I, Tonya.

Surge in song plays

However, its appearance in the gameplay of GTA 6 has caused a surge in its success, with a 325 percent increase in daily plays. Richard himself, however, does not fully understand what is happening and, during a recent interview, seemed unaware of what GTA was.

Other GTA 6 news

Until the release of GTA 6 on November 19, find other articles about the game: an unexpected gameplay revelation in the latest episode of South Park, the origin of the name of one of its most important mechanics, inspired by a cult meme from GTA 4, and the relatively quick opening of its map, which will allow you to explore freely.