Grand Theft Auto VI Original Score by Justice Launches This December, New Single ‘Pusher’ Out Now

In a nutshell
- Rockstar Games has announced Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score, composed by Grammy-winning French electronic duo Justice, releasing on December 11.
- The new single“Pusher”, featuring acclaimed producer Gesaffelstein, is available now on streaming platforms.
- The soundtrack will be available digitally, on CD, and on vinyl, featuring music specifically composed for Jason and Lucia’s journey through Vice City and Leonida.
Rockstar Games has officially unveiled Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score, the game’s original soundtrack composed by Grammy Award-winning French electronic duo Justice, and fans won’t have to wait long to hear more of it.
Launching on December 11, the soundtrack will be released across major streaming platforms, as well as in CD and vinyl formats, giving players another way to experience the sounds of Vice City and Leonida.
Justice Brings Its Signature Sound to Grand Theft Auto VI
Comprised of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, Justice was previously revealed as one of the key musical forces behind Grand Theft Auto VI. Rockstar describes the soundtrack as an adaptive score, with compositions dynamically responding to how players engage with the world throughout Jason and Lucia’s story.
New Track ‘Pusher’ Featuring Gesaffelstein Available Now
Alongside the announcement, Rockstar and Justice have released“Pusher,” a new track featuring fellow French electronic music powerhouse Gesaffelstein. The song is available now on streaming platforms and serves as another preview of the atmosphere players can expect when Grand Theft Auto VI launches.
“Pusher” joins “Flower in a Hurricane,” the track previously featured in Grand Theft Auto VI’s promotional materials, as one of the first officially released pieces from the game’s soundtrack.
Grand Theft Auto VI launches on November 19, 2026 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, while the full original score arrives a few weeks later on December 11.




