Grand Theft Auto 6’s original score is composed by Justice, the electronic duo behind the launch trailer’s song “Flower in a Hurricane.” If you’ve already purchased The Album, out on November 19th alongside the game, then good news: You can also pick up the Original Score, out on December 11th and available to pre-order now (or pre-save on various streaming services when it goes live).
Like The Album, you can purchase it physically on double CD or triple vinyl. What distinguishes the two? The Original Score features 30 tracks from the game’s “adaptive score,” with each composition “dynamically tuned to the different ways players engage with the world of Vice City and Leonida throughout Jason and Lucia’s story.”
“Flower in a Hurricane” is included alongside a new track available to stream: “Pusher” featuring Gesaffelstein. Suffice to say those leaning more toward Justice’s darker electronic side will have plenty to love. Interestingly, Grand Theft Auto 6: Original Score also includes a “number” of digital bonus tracks. More original tracks with vocals by the duo? We’ll have to wait and see (or hear, rather), though November 19th is almost upon us.
The announcement coincides with new details courtesy of Edge Magazine’s latest cover story. Rockstar Games confirmed that the total landmass is nearly equal to the combined playable space of GTA 4, GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2. It also features a longer day/night cycle and an extensive weather system, including storms that can damage aircraft.
