Rockstar previously announced that French electronic duo Justice is composing the original score for GTA 6, debuting their track “Flower in a Hurricane” in the launch trailer. Today, Rockstar has shared another track from Justice and confirmed new details about how the music is incorporated into gameplay through an adaptive score.
New GTA 6 Track – Pusher
Rockstar has released “Pusher,” a brand-new, seven-minute track from Justice featuring French DJ and producer Gesaffelstein. It’s far more intense than “Flower in a Hurricane” and wouldn’t feel out of place in something like Hotline Miami. It sounds perfect for an action sequence, and you can listen to it below.
Alternatively, you can listen to “Pusher” on your preferred music streaming service, including Spotify and Apple Music.
The track is part of the 30-track Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score album, which launches on December 11, 2026 across major music streaming services, CD, and vinyl. The album also includes digital bonus tracks across all formats. Pre-orders are now live for the Double CD and Vinyl.
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This is separate from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, which features original music from a variety of artists across different genres and comes with 34 original tracks.
GTA 6 Has an Adaptive Score
Alongside the release of “Pusher,” Rockstar confirmed that GTA 6 features an adaptive score. According to the studio, the score includes expansive compositions that are dynamically tuned to the different ways players engage with Vice City and Leonida throughout Jason and Lucia’s story.
In other words, the music will adapt to how players interact with the world and approach different situations, rather than remaining static throughout gameplay.
Rockstar used a dynamic musical score in Red Dead Redemption 2 as well, where the music could shift to reflect what was happening during gameplay. If GTA 6 builds on that system, it could make everything from exploring Leonida to getting caught up in a shootout feel even more immersive.
We’ll have to wait for more details to see exactly how Justice’s score adapts to the different situations players encounter while exploring GTA 6, but for now, I’ve had Pusher on loop and can’t get enough of it.
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Ali Hashmi has been playing Grand Theft Auto since the original game and has followed Rockstar Games ever since. Whether it's replaying GTA 4 for the tenth time, getting lost in Red Dead Redemption 2, or revisiting classics like Manhunt, L.A. Noire, Max Payne 3, and even Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis, he's always found something to appreciate in the studio's catalog. With more than eight years of games journalism experience, he now covers GTA 6 for GTA 6 Bible, writing news, guides, features, and retrospective pieces about Rockstar's games. His work has also appeared on Prima Games, Dot Esports, WhatIfGaming, GameTyrant, and The OuterHaven.
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