We’ve been watching the soundtrack conversation around GTA 6 closely, and today there’s fresh chatter that — if true — makes the game’s aural ambitions look huge. Per reporting by Push Square, an additional original soundtrack piece attributed to Justice has surfaced online and is spreading across social media ahead of what appears to be an official release tomorrow (29th October).
What Was Reported
According to Push Square, Rockstar Games isn’t just leaning on licensed radio stations for GTA 6 — the developer has an original score in the works by the French electronic duo Justice. So far, only one OST track has been officially released: Flower in a Hurricane, which plays over GTA 6’s launch trailer.
Push Square reports that another OST piece, named Pusher, credited to Justice featuring Gesaffelstein, has emerged online. The track is described as a seven-minute, thumping electronic piece — with a vibe compared to Hotline Miami, per Push Square’s write-up — and is reportedly circulating on social platforms ahead of an apparent official release tomorrow (29th October).
Finally, Push Square notes that the full soundtrack appears to be a substantial package: a 50-track OST is seemingly listed for release on 11th December, according to its listing on Apple Music. Take this with a pinch of salt for now, but if even parts of this are true the soundtrack scope is notable.
The Source & Credibility
We’re relying on Push Square for the initial claims here, and they link the circulating audio to social media activity and an Apple Music listing. That gives two separate threads — a social leak for Pusher and a marketplace listing for the larger OST — which, if independent, improves plausibility. Still, these are third-party signals and should be treated as alleged until Rockstar or the artists confirm.
Why You Should Be Skeptical
- Leaks on social media are easy to fake or misattribute; the track’s provenance beyond circulation isn’t independently verified by us.
- Apple Music listings can appear prematurely or be speculative; Push Square’s language is cautious, describing the 50-track OST as "seemingly" being released on 11th December.
- Until we get an official statement from Rockstar Games, Justice, or the platform hosting the release, treat the details — especially dates and the full tracklist — as tentative.
What It Could Mean
If the circulating Pusher track is legitimately part of Justice’s work for GTA 6, and the Apple Music listing for a 50-track OST is accurate, this would suggest Rockstar has invested heavily in original music as a complement to its licensed radio offerings. A seven-minute collaboration with Gesaffelstein hints at a cinematic, synth-driven tone for at least part of the score.
Soundtracks can shape a game’s identity as much as visuals and story — so a bold original score by Justice could become a defining element of GTA 6’s atmosphere. Of course, that depends on how the tracks are used in-game and whether the leaked material actually matches the final product.
We’ve seen persistent leak activity around GTA 6 in other areas recently; our earlier coverage touched on different rumours about GTA 6 Allegedly Headed To PC Far Sooner Than Rockstar’s Usual Pace and cast-related whisperings in Rumour: Rockstar Allegedly Told GTA 6 Cast To Keep Quiet After Stephen Root Slip. This new soundtrack chatter simply adds another thread to a busy leak landscape.
Why This Matters
Sound design and music can elevate a game from good to iconic. If Justice has indeed produced an extensive original score for GTA 6 — including a collaboration with Gesaffelstein and a reportedly massive 50-track OST — that could shape player impressions and the franchise’s cultural footprint.
That said, these are alleged developments and should be viewed cautiously. We’ll be looking for official confirmation from Rockstar Games, Justice, or the retailers that would host the OST. In the meantime, if you’ve heard the circulating Pusher clip, we’re interested in what you think — bold original music would be an unexpected but exciting dimension to GTA 6, if true.
