GTA VI Soundtrack Revealed: Fred again.., Travis Scott and PinkPantheress Lead 34-Track Album
The music of Grand Theft Auto VI is finally starting to take shape, and Rockstar Games has wasted little time giving fans something to listen to.
Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records have announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a 34-track collection of brand-new original songs arriving alongside the game on November 19, 2026. The first six singles are already available, giving fans an early preview of the musical world Rockstar is building around Vice City and Leonida.
And the lineup is already enormous.
Fred again.., PinkPantheress, Travis Scott, Future, Metro Boomin, Yung Lean, Rauw Alejandro, Morgan Wallen and Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards are among the artists revealed so far. One of the biggest surprises is also a production connection to Daft Punk, with Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo producing Travis Scott's newly released track “RHYNO.”
With 28 additional tracks still to be revealed, GTA VI's music rollout could become one of the biggest soundtrack stories in gaming and music this year.
GTA VI: The Album Is Coming November 19
Rockstar has officially confirmed that Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album will arrive on November 19, the same day as Grand Theft Auto VI.
The album contains 34 original tracks, rather than simply being a compilation of previously released songs. Rockstar says the music is designed to capture the energy of the game's world, including the fictional Miami-inspired setting of Vice City and the wider state of Leonida.
The album is being released through a partnership between Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records. It will be available digitally and physically, with CD and vinyl editions already available for pre-order.
That physical release is particularly notable because Rockstar is treating the album as a major music product in its own right, rather than simply an accompanying game soundtrack.
Six GTA VI Singles Are Available Now
Fans do not have to wait until November to hear the first songs.
Rockstar has released six debut singles from the album, covering hip-hop, electronic music, pop, country, Latin music and rock. The six tracks are:
- Yung Lean – “That's It” feat. Future & Metro Boomin
- Travis Scott – “RHYNO”
- CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. & Étienne de Crécy – “Sexy Magic”
- Morgan Wallen – “Last Thing You Need”
- Rauw Alejandro – “Macacoa 2000”
- Keith Richards – “Bright Lights, Big City”
All six tracks are currently available to stream, while the complete 34-track album is available for pre-save.
The selection immediately demonstrates how broad Rockstar's musical ambitions are for GTA VI.
Fred again.. and PinkPantheress Team Up on “Sexy Magic”
One of the most attention-grabbing releases is “Sexy Magic,” which brings together an unusually diverse collection of artists.
The track is credited to CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Étienne de Crécy.
For electronic music fans, that combination is particularly significant. Fred again.. has become one of the defining electronic artists of his generation, while PinkPantheress has developed a distinctive pop sound heavily influenced by UK dance and club music. Étienne de Crécy, meanwhile, is one of the important names associated with French electronic music and the French Touch movement.
The collaboration gives GTA VI an immediate connection to contemporary club culture while also connecting different generations of electronic music.
It is also exactly the kind of unexpected artist pairing that has helped previous Grand Theft Auto soundtracks become part of wider music culture.
Travis Scott's “RHYNO” Has a Daft Punk Connection
Another major talking point is Travis Scott's “RHYNO.”
The song is produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, one half of the legendary French electronic duo Daft Punk. Rockstar and Atlantic have specifically credited Guy-Manuel as the producer, making the track particularly interesting for fans of both hip-hop and electronic music.
Guy-Manuel's involvement is significant because Daft Punk's influence on electronic music remains enormous even after the duo's 2021 split.
Putting a Travis Scott performance together with production from Guy-Manuel creates a crossover that feels perfectly suited to Grand Theft Auto's long-running ability to bring different musical worlds together.
It also demonstrates that the GTA VI album is not simply relying on obvious blockbuster names. Rockstar is using collaborations and production credits to create additional connections between genres.
Yung Lean, Future and Metro Boomin Bring Hip-Hop to GTA VI
The first six songs also include “That's It” by Yung Lean featuring Future and Metro Boomin.
That combination brings together Yung Lean's alternative approach to rap, Future's influential trap sound and Metro Boomin's production style.
The song is one of the clearest examples of the album's hip-hop credentials, while Travis Scott's “RHYNO” adds another major contemporary rap name to the project.
Given the importance of hip-hop to previous Grand Theft Auto games, its presence in GTA VI is hardly surprising.
But the scale of the artist lineup suggests Rockstar is looking beyond simply recreating what worked in GTA V.
Keith Richards Gives the Album a Rock Legend
One of the biggest surprises in the first batch of releases is Keith Richards.
The Rolling Stones guitarist contributes “Bright Lights, Big City,” giving the GTA VI album a direct connection to classic rock.
Richards' involvement also reinforces something that has always made Grand Theft Auto's music distinctive: the ability to put completely different eras and genres of music next to one another.
The GTA VI album isn't being presented as a purely contemporary pop or hip-hop project. The inclusion of Richards suggests that Rockstar is interested in creating a musical environment with a much wider historical range.
Rauw Alejandro and Morgan Wallen Expand the Sound
The other two opening singles demonstrate just how far the soundtrack reaches.
Puerto Rican star Rauw Alejandro contributes “Macacoa 2000,” bringing a Latin music presence to the first wave of releases.
Meanwhile, country star Morgan Wallen appears with “Last Thing You Need.”
Together, these tracks reinforce the idea that Rockstar is constructing a soundtrack that reflects the fictional world of Leonida from multiple musical perspectives.
That is particularly important for GTA VI because the game is expected to spend substantial time exploring a Florida-inspired environment where different cultures, sounds, and musical scenes intersect.
The Album Is Not the Entire GTA VI Music Experience
There is an important distinction to make when discussing the GTA VI soundtrack.
The 34-track Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is a major part of the game's music rollout, but Rockstar has indicated that there is much more to come.
The company says additional information will be revealed about the game's dynamic score, the next evolution of its in-game radio, and other musical elements.
That means the 34-track album should not necessarily be interpreted as the complete list of every song players will encounter while playing GTA VI.
Grand Theft Auto has historically treated music as an interactive part of its open-world experience. Radio stations, DJs, licensed songs, original music, environmental audio, and score all contribute to the atmosphere.
The upcoming radio announcement could therefore be just as important as the album itself.
GTA Has Always Used Music to Define Its World
Music is not simply background decoration in Grand Theft Auto.
The series has repeatedly used radio stations and carefully selected songs to establish the personality of its fictional cities.
GTA V, for example, included a broad selection of music alongside stations built around different genres and personalities. Later updates also expanded the game's relationship with electronic music and club culture.
GTA VI appears to be continuing that philosophy.
The combination of Fred again.., PinkPantheress, Travis Scott, Keith Richards, Rauw Alejandro, Morgan Wallen, Yung Lean, Future and Metro Boomin already creates a remarkably broad musical spectrum.
And that's before Rockstar reveals the remaining 28 tracks.
Why the Six Singles Matter
Releasing six songs before the game arrives serves several purposes.
First, it gives fans something tangible to experience while waiting for November 19.
Second, it establishes the musical identity of the album before the complete project arrives.
Most importantly, it allows Rockstar and Atlantic Records to position Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album as a genuine music release rather than something that exists only inside a video game. The album is available for digital pre-save and physical pre-order, including multiple vinyl and CD editions.
That strategy also gives each artist an opportunity to reach the enormous GTA audience while allowing GTA VI to function as a major platform for new music.
Vinyl and CD Editions Are Already Available
The physical rollout is another interesting part of the announcement.
Rockstar has confirmed vinyl and CD editions for the album, including several exclusive versions. These include a limited-edition liquid-filled vinyl, a splatter-edition vinyl and a CD jewel case available through the official GTA VI album store. Additional retailer-specific vinyl colorways are also planned.
For collectors, this gives the soundtrack another life beyond streaming.
The physical editions also fit neatly into the current resurgence of interest in vinyl and collectible music products, particularly for major pop-culture releases.
28 More Tracks Are Still Waiting to Be Revealed
Perhaps the biggest story is what Rockstar has not announced yet.
Only six of the album's 34 songs have been revealed.
That leaves 28 tracks still under wraps.
Rockstar has therefore provided a substantial preview without revealing the complete musical picture of GTA VI. More artists and songs are expected to be announced as the November 19 launch approaches.
For music fans, that creates another layer of anticipation around the game.
The first six tracks already span electronic music, hip-hop, pop, country, Latin, and rock. The remaining songs could expand that musical range even further.
GTA VI Could Become a Major Music Discovery Platform
The relationship between video games and music has become increasingly important, and GTA has been at the center of that relationship for decades.
Grand Theft Auto can introduce millions of players to songs and artists they might not otherwise encounter. At the same time, artists benefit from having their music connected to one of the world's most recognizable entertainment franchises.
Rockstar's partnership with Atlantic Records makes that relationship even more explicit for GTA VI.
The company describes the collaboration as continuing Grand Theft Auto's history of introducing audiences to music and subcultures, while the album's wide-ranging lineup suggests that music will once again be central to the game's cultural identity.
Final Thoughts: GTA VI's Musical Era Has Begun
The wait for Grand Theft Auto VI is entering a new phase.
With 34 original songs confirmed for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, six singles already available, and major artists including Fred again.., PinkPantheress, Travis Scott, Future, Metro Boomin, Yung Lean, Keith Richards, Rauw Alejandro, and Morgan Wallen, Rockstar has finally started revealing the musical world surrounding its next open-world epic.
The standout collaborations are already generating plenty of conversation, particularly “Sexy Magic” with Fred again.. and PinkPantheress and Travis Scott's “RHYNO,” produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo.
But the biggest question remains unanswered: who is on the other 28 tracks?
The complete album arrives on November 19, 2026, alongside Grand Theft Auto VI. Until then, fans can stream the first six singles and wait for Rockstar to reveal more about the album, the dynamic score and the next generation of in-game radio.
One thing is already clear: GTA VI isn't just bringing a new game to Vice City. It's bringing an entirely new musical era with it
