Justice’s GTA 6 score arrives December 11 as “Pusher” debuts with Gesaffelstein
GTA VI’s original score has a release date of its own. Rockstar says Justice’s music will arrive on December 11 across major streaming services, CD and vinyl, while “Pusher”, featuring Gesaffelstein, is available now. The announcement gives the French duo’s compositions a separate identity from the game’s multi-artist album and radio programming.
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Original announcement artwork supplied by Rockstar Games. The album branding is part of the source image.
What Rockstar has announced
The October 29 Newswire post names 30 tracks for the Original Score release, alongside digital bonus tracks included across formats. Its official music page also links to physical editions, including a double CD and a limited triple crystal-clear vinyl edition. The announced album date is December 11, not the game’s November 19 console release. “Pusher” joins the already revealed “Flower in a Hurricane”. Today’s news is the new single and the score’s release arrangements, rather than a first announcement that Justice is involved. Readers can follow the official music page for listening and purchasing links; this article does not quote a universal price or promise delivery on a particular day.
Score, album and radio are different things
An original score is music written to accompany the game’s action and dramatic situations. Rockstar describes Justice’s work as adaptive: the music responds to how players engage with Jason and Lucia’s world. That is different from simply placing a fixed song on a car radio. GTA VI: The Album is a separate release featuring songs from a broader group of artists. The radio stations are another listening context within the game. These categories can share artists or associations without becoming interchangeable. Buying a score edition should not be described as buying every song players can hear across Leonida.
What an adaptive score means for listeners
In an interactive work, the musical experience can depend on what a player is doing and how long a situation lasts. An album gives listeners a sequence they can play outside that context. Consequently, the album’s running order should not be treated as a mission list or a complete guide to when every passage appears in the story. The public announcement explains the broad approach, not the underlying audio implementation. It does not specify how many layers change during a chase, which player actions trigger a transition or where “Pusher” appears in the campaign. Those details should not be inferred from a streaming release alone.
What to check before ordering a physical edition
For collectors, the useful distinctions are the format, the advertised contents and the seller’s terms. Shipping costs, taxes and regional stock can change the final price, and a pre-order is not the same as a guaranteed arrival date. The official links are the appropriate starting point for checking a particular edition. The other point is completeness. Rockstar describes the main track selection and digital bonuses, but this article does not convert that into a claim that a physical disc contains all the music in the game. A soundtrack collection and the full interactive audio experience serve different purposes. Our GTA VI soundtrack dossier provides the wider context; today’s confirmed development is the December release and the new Justice collaboration.
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