Leaked GTA 6 Album Allegedly Includes Dua Lipa, Jennie, Lana Del Rey

We at NerdLeaks are following a fresh leak that, if true, suggests a standalone album tied to GTA 6 could be stacked with big-name pop and alternative acts. According to Insider Gaming, an Instagram video has surfaced revealing a 34-track album listing that includes artists such as Dua Lipa, Jennie, and Lana Del Rey.

What Was Reported

Insider Gaming reports that a vinyl-focused Instagram video allegedly revealed a full track listing for what’s being called “GTA 6: The Album.” The leak names a wide range of artists and, crucially, claims the collection runs to 34 tracks. Highlights called out in the listing include Dua Lipa, Tame Impala, Lana Del Rey, Zara Larsson, and Jennie from Blackpink.

The Instagram post that surfaced reportedly aimed to confirm that an unreleased Lana Del Rey song titled “Crazy For You” is included on the soundtrack. The alleged vinyl listing also features collaborations and artists across genres — from Justice featuring Michael McDonald, to Cardi B, to a track credited to Justice feat. Tame Impala, SZA & King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard.

Insider Gaming also notes that this apparently separate album “differs from Justice’s original game score and the game’s radio soundtrack,” presenting itself instead as a collection intended to “capture the game’s vibe.”

The Source & Credibility

Where The List Originated

The listing was shown in an Instagram video posted by a user who, per Insider Gaming, wanted to verify the presence of Lana Del Rey’s alleged unreleased song. Take this with a pinch of salt: the claim rests on a social post and a shared video, not on an official announcement or a verified distributor listing.

We’re treating the Instagram reveal as an early, unverified lead. The alleged list includes many major names and some unexpected pairings, which is notable, but an uncorroborated social clip is not the same as confirmation from Rockstar or any label connected to the project.

What It Could Mean

If this track listing is authentic, it suggests a multi-pronged audio approach to GTA 6: a separate commercially packaged album that sits apart from the in-game radio stations and Justice’s score. That idea is directly referenced by Insider Gaming, which says the 34-track album “differs from Justice’s original game score and the game’s radio soundtrack.”

Such a move would align with games using curated, standalone soundtracks to extend a title’s cultural footprint — but again, that’s conditional. The leaked listing mixes established pop stars, hip-hop names, and experimental acts, which could make for a commercially appealing compilation if real. It also contains collaborations and specific song titles, like the allegedly unreleased Lana Del Rey track “Crazy For You.”

We’re cautious about reading too much into the leak alone. Until an official playlist, label confirmation, or a verified physical listing shows up, this remains an intriguing but unverified snapshot. If you want to track other GTA 6 trail markers, our earlier coverage of the GTA 6 map leak and the rumored trophy list in GTA 6 Allegedly Has 55 Trophies may help paint a broader picture of how leaks are emerging around the game.

Why This Matters

Whether this album is authentic or not, the leak illustrates how music and major game franchises intersect in public perception. A 34-track, artist-heavy album tied to GTA 6 would be a headline-grabbing way to expand the game’s cultural presence beyond in-game radio. If the Lana Del Rey claim is accurate, fans of specific artists may pay extra attention to the game’s audio work.

We remain skeptical but intrigued. Social footage and vinyl reveals can surface real industry plans or be elaborate fabrications — take this with a pinch of salt. We’ll continue to watch for corroboration from labels, retailers, or official spokespeople and will update our reporting if that confirmation arrives.

What do you think? If true, would a standalone album change how you approach GTA 6? Join the conversation and share thoughts with us — we’ll be monitoring responses closely.