Justice’s Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score arrives on 11 December 2026, with 30 tracks and additional digital bonus tracks. Rockstar’s official music page lists streaming, double-CD and triple-vinyl editions—and you can already listen to Pusher, the duo’s collaboration with Gesaffelstein.

The new single follows Flower in a Hurricane, which featured in the GTA VI launch trailer we covered earlier this month. This time, the news is the score album’s release plans, rather than another reveal of who is composing the game.

Listen to Pusher, featuring Gesaffelstein

Listen to Justice and Gesaffelstein’s Pusher through the official music-service link.

The track is listed as part of GTA VI: Original Score. That label matters: the score, the separate multi-artist album and the music heard on the game’s radio stations are different parts of GTA VI’s music offering.

The score and The Album have different release dates

Justice’s score album is due on 11 December. Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a separate release featuring 34 original tracks from multiple artists, is due on 19 November. They are not interchangeable titles for the same record.

Flower in a Hurricane appears in both sections of Rockstar’s music page. That overlap can make the releases easy to mix up, so check the full title when following a pre-save or physical-edition link: Original Score by Justice is the December release.

How Justice’s music fits the game

Rockstar describes the in-game score as adaptive: its compositions respond to how players engage with Jason and Lucia’s story and the world around them. The album collects music from that work, but listening to a standalone track is not the same as hearing how it changes during a mission.

That is the interesting distinction for players. A radio song accompanies your drive; an adaptive score can respond to the action. The new album gives listeners another way to explore GTA VI’s music without treating every released single as a confirmed radio-station track.

CD, vinyl and streaming: what to check before ordering

Rockstar links to official pre-save and pre-order options, including double CD and limited triple crystal-clear vinyl. Digital bonus tracks are listed across all formats, but the page does not specify their number.

For South African collectors, the announcement is not confirmation of local shop stock, rand pricing or delivery on release day. Check the seller’s delivery territory, shipping charges and any import costs before ordering a physical copy. We have not verified South African retail availability.

For now, Pusher is the fresh listen, while the full score is still ahead. Which matters more to your GTA experience: the radio stations or the music behind the missions?

Sources: Rockstar Games: The Music of GTA VI · Justice: Pusher · Official score album pre-save and pre-order page.

Featured image: official GTA VI: Original Score by Justice cover artwork. Source: Rockstar Games.