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Justice have revealed “Pusher,” a roughly seven-minute collaboration with Gesaffelstein that will appear on the original score for Grand Theft Auto VI. The score is scheduled for a standalone physical release on December 11 through Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games; the game is set for release on November 19.
French electronic acts Justice and Gesaffelstein have released “Pusher,” a roughly seven-minute track that will feature on the original score for Grand Theft Auto VI. Justice also confirmed that the score will receive a standalone physical release on December 11 through Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games, adding a new release milestone ahead of the game’s scheduled November 19 launch.
According to Consequence’s report, “Pusher” is a collaboration by the three French producers and forms part of the music Justice composed for the game. The track develops across two distinct sections: its first half is driven by a heavy bass line and rising, falling siren-like synthesizers, while the arrangement later shifts toward a disco-influenced sound. Orchestra hits and ascending strings carry tension into the latter section as the bass continues underneath.
The Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score is planned as a 30-track release, with additional bonus cuts bringing the total runtime of original music to about three hours, according to the source report. It is expected to be available digitally and in 2-CD and 3-LP formats. The physical release date reported for the score is December 11; the announcement does not establish that the album will arrive before the game.
“Pusher” follows “Flower in a Hurricane,” a Justice collaboration with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard that was released as the first preview of the score. Consequence reported that the earlier song serves as the game’s official theme. The new track adds another named piece to the music revealed for the project, while the full score’s complete track listing has not been provided in the supplied report.
A New Piece of GTA 6’s Score
The release gives listeners another preview of the music created for one of the year’s most closely watched game launches. Justice’s score is being introduced through individual tracks as well as a planned standalone album, giving the music a release path separate from the game itself. That matters to fans who want to hear or collect the score outside the game, including on physical formats.
The collaboration also brings Gesaffelstein into the project’s music rollout. The source describes “Pusher” as a Justice collaboration with the French producer, but does not specify how the track will be used during gameplay. Its place on the score is confirmed in the report; whether it will play in a particular mission, location or sequence has not been disclosed.
The timing links two upcoming releases: the game is scheduled for November 19, while the score’s physical edition is set for December 11. That schedule may leave players able to experience the game before the physical album is available, though the digital score release timing is not specified in the source material.
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Justice’s Music Rollout for GTA 6
Rockstar Games confirmed earlier in October, according to Consequence, that Justice are the official composers of Grand Theft Auto VI. The game is scheduled for release on November 19. “Flower in a Hurricane,” the collaboration with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, was the first preview of the score and is described in the report as the official theme song.
The planned album is presented as a collection of original score music, rather than a complete listing of every song that may appear in the game. Consequence says it will contain 30 tracks plus bonus cuts and run for about three hours. The report also says the release will be available digitally and as 2-CD and 3-LP editions, with pre-orders underway. “Pusher” is the latest preview identified in the supplied source.
Track Placement and Release Details
The supplied report does not say where “Pusher” will appear in the game, whether it will be heard during a specific scene or activity, or whether it will be available in-game at launch. It also does not provide the full score track list, the names or number of bonus cuts, or an exact digital release date.
The physical release is listed for December 11, but the report does not specify shipping arrangements, availability by region or whether the date applies equally to both the CD and vinyl editions. Those details remain unconfirmed in the source material. The game’s November 19 date is reported as its scheduled release date, not a guarantee that the schedule cannot change.
Game Launch and Score Release Dates
The next major date in the reported schedule is November 19, 2026, when Grand Theft Auto VI is set to be released. The standalone score is scheduled to follow on December 11, in digital, 2-CD and 3-LP formats. The source does not give a specific date for the digital edition or say whether further tracks will be shared before either release.
Listeners can expect additional clarity from Rockstar Games, Justice and the labels as the release approaches, particularly about the complete track listing and the formats’ availability. Until those details are announced, “Pusher” and “Flower in a Hurricane” are the score tracks specifically identified in the supplied reporting.
Key Questions
Who made “Pusher”?
Justice and Gesaffelstein collaborated on the track. Consequence describes it as a collaboration by the three French producers.
Will “Pusher” be in Grand Theft Auto VI?
Yes. The report says the track will appear on the Grand Theft Auto VI original score. It does not identify a specific mission, location or gameplay sequence where it will be heard.
When will the GTA 6 score be released physically?
The standalone physical score is scheduled for December 11, 2026, through Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games. The reported formats are 2-CD and 3-LP.
How long is “Pusher”?
The track runs for around seven minutes, according to the source report.
When is Grand Theft Auto VI scheduled to launch?
The game is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026. That date is the schedule reported in the source material.
Source: consequence.net
