Travis Scott, Keith Richards & more drop music for GTA 6 Album


Grand Theft Auto 6 Gets a Soundtrack: A Collision of Icons

Rockstar Games is dropping more than just a massive open-world experience; they are delivering a cultural phenomenon. The studio has officially announced that Grand Theft Auto 6 will be accompanied by an official album, Grand Theft Auto 6: The Album, featuring 34 original tracks from a truly genre-defying roster of global music superstars.

This musical expansion, set to arrive alongside the game on November 19th, promises to capture the electric energy of Vice City and Leonida with a soundtrack that is as diverse as it is explosive. The project features collaborations with artists like Travis Scott, Fred Again.., PinkPantheress, and more, setting the stage for a sonic journey unlike any other in gaming history.

The official press release explains that the album is designed to anchor the series, bringing dynamic score and musical touchpoints that deepen the immersive experience of the in-game radio stations and world design. It’s a statement that music isn’t just background noise—it is the very heartbeat of the digital landscape.

The tracklist is already packed with talent. Among the confirmed hits are tracks from Yung Lean, Travis Scott, and collaborations spanning electronic music and pop, including the multi-artist piece Sexy Magic featuring CA7RIEL, Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, and Fred again...

The impact of this musical crossover is already being felt. Earlier this month, artists featured in the Grand Theft Auto 6 extended look saw a significant boost in global streaming numbers. For instance, a song by Captain & Tennille saw a staggering 130,730 percent increase in global streams in the three days following the showcase release.

Beyond the digital streams, fans are also looking to collect physical memorabilia. Atlantic Records is offering various physical variants of the album, including liquid-filled vinyl, splatter editions, and a CD jewel case, all featuring exclusive artwork echoing the iconic style of Grand Theft Auto 6.

Fans can also secure retail exclusive versions, each boasting a distinct vinyl pressing design and poster. This limited-edition drop signals that the music tied to the game is not just content, but a collectible piece of pop culture history, ensuring that the soundtrack will resonate long after the final level is cleared.

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