Justice have released “Pusher” featuring Gesaffelstein, alongside a December 11 date for Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score by Justice. The full release contains thirty tracks and will reach streaming services, CD and vinyl. The new single is out on October 29, opening another part of the project beyond the previously released “Flower in a Hurricane.”

Official Grand Theft Auto VI Original Score by Justice artwork with the colourful VI logo.
Official artwork for Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score by Justice. Image: Rockstar Games.

Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay are composing the game’s adaptive score. The publisher describes music tuned to the different ways players engage with Vice City and Leonida during Jason and Lucia’s story. That gives the commission a different job from a playlist of songs placed on an in-game radio station.

For a listener coming to this through Gesaffelstein, “Pusher” is an immediate way in. There are 43 days between the single and the score album’s release. His feature credit identifies this collaboration; it does not mean he is being credited alongside Justice as a composer of the entire thirty-track collection.

The announcement also confirms “Flower in a Hurricane,” featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, on the score album. That song introduced the project through the launch trailer. Our earlier look at Justice’s score role and the first collaboration left the official score album awaiting details. There is now a date and a track count to put beside that promise.

Two albums, twenty-two days apart

Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is a separate release. It was announced as thirty-four original tracks with a wide roster of artists, arriving on November 19 alongside the game. The thirty-track Justice score follows on December 11, twenty-two days later. The titles sit close together, but the counts and dates identify two different collections.

That is a useful distinction before placing a physical order. Someone looking for the Justice score should check for Original Score by Justice in the product name. Buying The Album does not mean buying the later thirty-track release, even though a song can connect the projects. Nor does the score’s December date move the announced November release of the other collection.

Justice’s official store lists a double CD, triple black vinyl and a limited triple crystal-clear vinyl edition for the score. The publisher’s announcement also refers to digital bonus tracks across formats. The physical product and its accompanying digital material deserve a check together; disc count alone does not tell a buyer how every track is delivered.

Hearing the album and hearing the score inside the game will be different experiences. An adaptive score can respond to play, while a released track gives the listener a fixed recording to return to. “Pusher” is available now for that kind of listening. The wider score’s place across the game is something players will encounter when the game arrives.