Cardi B and Fuerza Regida release two new GTA 6 album singles

Cardi B's Don't Chart and Fuerza Regida's Suzuki are now part of GTA 6's official album rollout. Rockstar has announced both tracks as new singles available on major streaming services, bringing the release campaign to eight songs from the planned 34-track album.

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What Rockstar actually announced

The studio names Suzuki by Fuerza Regida and Don't Chart by Cardi B and directs listeners to major streaming services. It also links the album's vinyl and CD pre-orders. These are named album recordings, not tracks inferred from a trailer, an artist's social hint or a temporary store entry.

Eight released songs do not make a complete soundtrack

The two tracks join the six launch singles: That's It, RHYNO, Sexy Magic, Last Thing You Need, Macacoa 2000 and Bright Lights, Big City. Against Rockstar's announced total of 34 original tracks, that leaves 26 outside this eight-single set. It does not mean the finished game contains only 34 songs, since licensed radio music and the score form separate catalogues.

Radio hosts and album credits are not interchangeable

The new music arrives alongside the first six radio station reveals. Those announcements can involve overlapping artists, but hosting a fictional station and recording a song for the commercial album are different credits. Neither this two-single announcement nor a presenter role supplies a complete album tracklist. Claims of additional recordings still need their own source.

Follow the release, not an unverified tracklist

The safest way to track the campaign is to use Rockstar's announcements and the official album links. Earlier reports of artist names appearing briefly in listings are no longer needed to establish these two songs, but they cannot validate other unannounced entries by association. GTA6 Watch's soundtrack guide now separates the eight released singles, the six revealed radio stations and the still-unexplained dynamic score.