Justice have released Pusher featuring Gesaffelstein ahead of their Grand Theft Auto VI score album. Rockstar's October 29 announcement gives the full score a December 11 release date on streaming services, CD and vinyl. You can hear the single now without waiting for the physical editions.
There is another GTA VI album in the calendar, though. The separately titled Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album arrives on November 19. Confusing the two could send you to the wrong preorder, especially if you are searching for a particular track rather than collecting everything associated with the game.
Three dates, two album titles
The official music page puts Pusher under Justice's Original Score. That section names Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay as the composers and describes music that adapts to how players engage with the game world.
For listeners following this announcement, the order is:
- October 29: Pusher featuring Gesaffelstein becomes available as a single.
- November 19: the separate, 34-track Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is due.
- December 11: Justice's Original Score album is due, with 30 tracks and digital bonuses.
Those track counts describe the announced releases. They do not mean every piece heard on an in-game radio station is included in either album. Rockstar gives radio its own section, with station previews rather than a promise of one complete retail compilation.
Read the digital-bonus wording
Rockstar says the score release contains digital bonus tracks across all formats. The useful word is digital. Do not read that as confirmation that every bonus has been pressed onto the vinyl or placed on an audio CD.
Before ordering, check the selected edition's track list and how any digital material is supplied. The announcement does not explain a download provider, redemption deadline or account requirement, so those details remain questions for the actual product listing.
The music page displays a double CD and a limited triple crystal-clear vinyl option. Neither a disc count nor a colour description establishes a difference in sound quality. MP3Raid has not tested the finished releases.
Start with the song you want
Pusher offers a direct route into this score announcement. Use its official single link if that is the track you are after, then compare the December score listing before deciding on an album format.
For broader game music, start from Rockstar's separate radio and soundtrack sections. As with compilation credits, a shared franchise name is less informative than the specific release title, performer and track list.