Justice confirmed as GTA 6 score composers as Flower in a Hurricane arrives
Rockstar names Justice as GTA 6’s original score composers and promotes a single featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.
SOURCE IMAGERockstar identifies the composers directly
GTA 6’s official music page now carries an unambiguous credit: Official Score by Justice. It describes the electronic duo as the original score composers and provides a listening link for Flower in a Hurricane. The credit comes from Rockstar itself, rather than an inference based on a trailer song or a musician’s social-media activity. It establishes Justice’s involvement in the original score without providing a complete list of every composer, contributor or individual in-game cue.
A new collaboration, with a specific credit
The page bills Flower in a Hurricane as a standalone Justice single featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. All three guest names belong to this song’s published credit. They should not automatically be described as co-composers of the entire GTA 6 score or as characters in the game. Rockstar links directly to the release, while RockstarINTEL connects the track to the October 15 launch trailer. The official page also includes it among the singles for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album.
The score is not the radio playlist
Rockstar separates its music presentation into Score, Radio and Soundtrack sections. That structure matters: the original score is a different category from music and speech heard through the game’s radio stations and podcasts. Learning who composed the score does not identify every licensed track on the airwaves. Equally, a song being promoted as an album single does not tell us the exact moment, station or mission in which it will be heard during play.
The album is a third part of the announcement
The official page still lists Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album for November 19, with 34 original tracks. Our earlier album coverage remains useful for that broader release; the new story here is the explicit score credit and the Justice collaboration. The number 34 describes the album, not the total number of songs available across all radio stations, nor the number of score cues. Those are different catalogues, and Rockstar’s page does not collapse them into a single total.
What listeners can explore now
The practical next step is Rockstar’s official listening link, which lets readers investigate the single without waiting for the game. The accompanying Justice portrait is official promotional artwork reproduced through RockstarINTEL’s gallery, not proof that the musicians appear as in-game characters. Details about how the score changes across missions, how much music is released separately and how every cue is implemented remain outside what this page establishes. The composer announcement is substantial on its own, without adding those assumptions.
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