Following Rockstar Games' reveal of the "Grand Theft Auto VI" soundtrack, the publisher released a new track, "Pusher," on October 29, 2026. The song marks the first collaboration between French electronic duo Justice and fellow French producer Gesaffelstein.
Running nearly seven minutes, "Pusher" builds tension with pounding bass and siren-like synths before shifting into a disco-driven groove in its second half. Unlike "Flower in a Hurricane," the Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard collaboration featured in the game's launch trailer, the new track puts a greater emphasis on instrumental arrangements and showcases a different side of Justice's electronic sound.
Notably, "Pusher" appears on "Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score," a separate release from the 34-track "Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album," which Rockstar Games announced on September 17, 2026. The latter arrives alongside the game on November 19, while Justice's score album launches December 11 with 30 tracks and additional digital bonus cuts, totaling roughly three hours. Physical editions include a two-CD set, a three-LP black-vinyl set and a limited-edition crystal-clear vinyl release. The album will also be available across major music streaming services.
Rockstar Games says Justice's score will shift dynamically in response to story events and the player's interactions across Leonida. Justice member Xavier de Rosnay explained that the game's vast geography and ambitious themes required music spanning a broad range of emotions, genres and sonic textures, while the team was given extensive creative freedom to explore different directions.
via： Rockstar Games