The wait for GTA 6’s soundtrack finally has a real answer. After days of cryptic artist teasers and mysterious Spotify billboards, Rockstar Games has officially confirmed “Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album” — a genre-spanning collection of 34 original tracks created specifically for the world of Vice City and Leonida. Six songs are already out and streaming, and each one offers a fascinating glimpse into the sound Rockstar is building for its biggest release yet.
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GTA 6: The Album
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Title | Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album |
| Total Tracks | 34 original songs |
| Label | Rockstar Games & Atlantic Records |
| Release Date | November 19, 2026 (same day as the game) |
| Songs Revealed So Far | 6 out of 34 |
| Physical Formats | CD, Standard Vinyl, Limited-Edition Vinyl |
| Vinyl Price | $49.98 |
| CD Price | $19.98 |
| Limited-Edition Vinyl Price | $124.98 |
A Soundtrack Built For Vice City And Leonida
Rockstar describes the album as a genre-defying roster of artists spanning hip-hop, pop, country, rock, and electronic music, all recorded specifically to capture the energy of the fictional state of Leonida and its beating heart, Vice City. Unlike a licensed soundtrack pulling from existing catalogues, every track on this album was made new for the game — a first for the franchise at this scale.
Importantly, this 34-track album isn’t necessarily the complete musical experience players will get in-game. It represents a curated, purchasable collection, while GTA 6’s in-game radio stations — which have always blended original scores with licensed classics — will likely include even more music beyond what’s on this album.
The 6 Songs Revealed So Far — A Closer Look
1. Yung Lean – “That’s It” (feat. Future & Metro Boomin)
This track brings together three heavyweight names from the trap and cloud-rap world. Swedish rapper Yung Lean, known for his moody, atmospheric style, teams up with Future’s signature auto-tuned delivery and Metro Boomin’s polished, bass-heavy production. The pairing suggests a hazy, late-night driving anthem — the kind of song built for cruising Vice City’s neon-lit streets after dark. It’s also a mini-reunion of sorts, since Future and Metro Boomin have collaborated extensively throughout their careers, giving the track an easy chemistry.
2. Travis Scott – “RHYNO” (prod. by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo)
Arguably the most unexpected pairing on the album, “RHYNO” sees Travis Scott’s psychedelic, high-energy trap sound produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo — one half of the legendary electronic duo Daft Punk. This crossover blends Scott’s aggressive vocal cadence with a distinctly electronic, almost robotic production style, hinting at a track that could swing between chaotic energy and futuristic groove. Given Scott’s cryptic “Phase 1” social media tease and his hint at a possible connection to the in-game strip club “Jack of Hearts,” this song may carry extra narrative weight within the game itself.
3. CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., & Etienne de Crécy – “Sexy Magic”
A four-way collaboration spanning three continents’ worth of sound, “Sexy Magic” combines the playful, genre-blending style of Argentine duo CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso with PinkPantheress’s dreamy pop sensibilities, Fred again..’s emotionally charged electronic production, and Etienne de Crécy’s veteran house and techno influence. This track is shaping up to be one of the album’s most eclectic entries — a song that could easily soundtrack a glamorous nightclub scene or a sun-drenched beach party in the game’s world.
4. Morgan Wallen – “Last Thing You Need”
Country music’s biggest crossover star brings his emotionally raw, radio-friendly sound to the GTA universe with “Last Thing You Need.” Wallen’s inclusion signals just how far Rockstar is stretching the album’s genre range — pairing trap and electronic tracks with a heartfelt country ballad or mid-tempo anthem. Given Leonida’s clear inspiration from Florida, a country influence isn’t out of place; it may find its home on one of the game’s country or Americana-themed radio stations, offering a grounded emotional counterpoint to the album’s flashier tracks.
5. Rauw Alejandro – “Macacoa 2000”
Puerto Rican reggaeton and Latin pop star Rauw Alejandro contributes “Macacoa 2000,” a track whose title alone suggests a nostalgic, early-2000s-inspired sound fused with modern Latin urban production. Rauw has built a career blending retro synths with contemporary reggaeton rhythms, and this song likely continues that formula — perfect for a game so heavily inspired by Miami’s Latin cultural influence. Expect a track that feels both danceable and nostalgic, tailor-made for Vice City’s Latin-infused club scene.
6. Keith Richards – “Bright Lights, Big City”
Perhaps the biggest surprise of the reveal, Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards lends his unmistakable rock pedigree to “Bright Lights, Big City.” Richards’ involvement brings a layer of classic rock authenticity to the album, echoing the franchise’s long history of blending contemporary music with legendary rock acts. The song’s title evokes the classic themes of urban temptation and nightlife excess — fitting perfectly with Vice City’s glossy, hedonistic aesthetic. It’s a nostalgic nod that older GTA fans, who grew up with the series’ rock-heavy radio stations, will likely appreciate.
What About The Other 28 Tracks?
As of now, Rockstar has only confirmed 6 of the album’s 34 songs, meaning the majority of the tracklist remains a mystery. Given the coordinated artist teasers seen leading up to this announcement — which included names like PinkPantheress, Fred again.., CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, and others already confirmed — it’s likely that more big-name reveals are still to come in the weeks ahead. Fans should expect a steady drip of announcements as November 19 approaches, possibly tied to further marketing beats similar to the Spotify billboard campaign seen earlier this week.
How To Get The Album
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album will be available both digitally and physically starting November 19, 2026, the same day as the game’s launch. For collectors, Atlantic Records is offering three physical formats: a standard CD priced at $19.98, a standard vinyl at $49.98, and a Limited-Edition Vinyl at $124.98, featuring two transparent magenta discs filled with blue liquid alongside exclusive artwork inspired by Vice City and Leonida’s visual style. All physical editions are currently available for pre-order and are expected to ship shortly after the game’s release.
Fans who prefer digital listening can already stream the six revealed tracks on major platforms, with the remaining songs set to drop alongside the album’s full release.
Why This Matters For GTA 6’s Launch
Music has always played a defining role in the Grand Theft Auto experience — from Vice City’s iconic ’80s radio stations to San Andreas’s genre-hopping soundtrack. By commissioning 34 entirely original songs rather than relying solely on licensed tracks, Rockstar appears to be positioning GTA 6’s soundtrack as a cultural moment in its own right, one that extends the game’s marketing reach into the music industry itself. Combined with the recent Spotify billboard campaign and speculation around potential in-game streaming integration, it’s clear that music is going to be one of the most heavily promoted pillars of GTA 6’s rollout in the final weeks before launch.
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FAQs
Q1. How many songs are on the GTA 6 album?
“Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album” features 34 original tracks, with only 6 confirmed so far.
Q2. When does the GTA 6 album release?
It releases on November 19, 2026, the same day as the game, both digitally and physically.
