Justice’s GTA VI Original Score: 30 Tracks, 11 December Release and “Pusher” With Gesaffelstein

Justice release Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score on 11 December 2026 via Because Music, Ed Banger and Rockstar Games. Here are the formats, prices, the two singles and how the score differs from GTA VI: The Album and the in-game radio.

Written By Techno Airlines

Published November 4, 2026

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Justice release Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score on Friday 11 December 2026, three weeks after the game itself arrives on 19 November. Rockstar Games and the French duo confirmed the date on 29 October and opened pre-orders the same day. The physical editions carry 30 tracks and roughly three hours of music; the digital edition lists 50. The first instrumental preview is “Pusher”, Justice’s first ever collaboration with Gesaffelstein.

GTA VI Original Score at a glance

Release date	Friday 11 December 2026
Announced	29 October 2026, Rockstar Newswire and justice.church, pre-orders open
Track count	30 on CD and vinyl, plus bonus digital tracks; the Apple Music listing shows 50 tracks
Running time	About three hours (Rockstar press release)
Formats	Digital, double CD, triple black vinyl, limited triple crystal clear vinyl
Labels	Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games
Lead singles	“Flower in a Hurricane” (15 October, with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard) and “Pusher” (29 October, with Gesaffelstein)
Composers	Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay
Game release	19 November 2026, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X\|S

“Pusher”: the first instrumental preview

“Pusher” went live on streaming services on 29 October 2026, the same day as the album announcement. It runs just over seven minutes and sits at track 18 of the digital edition. Gesaffelstein and Justice had never recorded together before, despite nearly two decades on the same Paris circuit, so this is a first for both camps. The track is dark electro built on a slow, insistent pulse, closer to the mood of a night mission than to the stadium synths of Justice’s own albums.

Two weeks earlier, on 15 October, Rockstar had used the launch trailer to reveal Justice as the score’s composers and to debut “Flower in a Hurricane”. That song, with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, reached number 62 on the Billboard Hot 100, the first time Justice have charted there as a lead artist, and number 34 at US alternative radio. It appears on both the Original Score (track 36 of the digital edition) and the separate Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album.

Tracklist: what is and is not known

The full tracklist has not been announced yet. Apple Music lists the digital album as 50 numbered tracks, but only two titles are visible before release: “Pusher” at 18 and “Flower in a Hurricane” at 36. Rockstar’s own description talks about 30 tracks on the physical editions and “several bonus digital tracks”, which accounts for the gap between 30 and 50. Expect the remaining titles closer to 11 December.

Xavier de Rosnay has described the brief in broad terms: “The scope of the game is so large geographically and thematically that it was clear from the beginning the music would also have to be very broad in terms of emotions, genres, and textures. We were given the freedom to explore as many things as we needed to, musically speaking.” Rockstar says the score is tuned to game events and reacts to how players move through the state of Leonida, so what ends up on the album is a fixed edit of music that behaves differently in play.

Formats and prices

Edition	justice.church	Rough Trade US
Triple crystal clear vinyl (limited)	45 EUR	59.99 USD, indie exclusive
Triple black vinyl	41 EUR	54.99 USD
Double CD	17 EUR	21.99 USD
Digital	Pre-order and pre-save via justice.lnk.to	Streaming from 11 December

Justice’s shop notes that all physical formats include bonus content, though it does not say what that is. Prices were checked on 4 November 2026 and may change.

Score, album, radio: three layers of GTA VI music

It is easy to mix up the three music products attached to this game, so here is the split.

Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score (11 December, Because Music / Ed Banger / Rockstar). Justice’s composed music, the pieces that play under missions and story moments rather than on the car radio.
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album (19 November, Atlantic Records and Rockstar). 34 original songs by other artists, announced on 17 September. Our earlier piece on the electronic names on the GTA 6 soundtrack covers Fred again.., Jayda G, Étienne de Crécy and Daft Punk‘s Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo on that record.
In-game radio. Rockstar revealed the first six stations on 8 October: Cocoteo FM, Back Country Radio, AfroBank FM, The Chamber 106.6, Flash FM and Dirty South Classics. Dance and electronic categories were listed but no electronic station has been named yet. New for the series, radio and podcasts also play through earbuds while on foot.

Why Justice, and where Gesaffelstein fits

Justice arrive at this job from the strongest stretch of their career. Hyperdrama, their fourth album, came out in April 2024 on Ed Banger and Because; its opener “Neverender” with Tame Impala won the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Recording in February 2025. The 21-month Hyperdrama tour, which included a stage-closing Coachella set and US arenas, ended with three Australian arena shows in December 2025. Their only confirmed 2026 live date is a DJ set at Simifest in Mexico City on 5 December, six days before the score drops.

Gesaffelstein (Mike Lévy, from Lyon) has a longer history with Rockstar than most listeners realise: his remix of The Hacker’s “Shockwave” was on the Soulwax FM station in Grand Theft Auto V in 2013. Since then he has co-produced “Black Skinhead” and “Send It Up” on Kanye West’s Yeezus alongside Daft Punk, released three albums (Aleph, Hyperion, Gamma) and, in February 2026, won the Grammy for Best Remixed Recording for his rework of Lady Gaga’s “Abracadabra”. “Pusher” is the first time his name and Justice’s share a credit line. For more of the artists in this orbit, see our look at the faces behind Daft Punk and the artist index.