The full tracklist for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is out in the wild, and it looks real. Travis Scott, Playboi Carti and Young Thug are all on it, and the whole thing is 34 songs deep. Rockstar kept most of this under wraps, and now the secret is gone just days before the game drops on November 19.
How The GTA VI Album Leaked
It started with a photo of the album’s vinyl tracklist that spread across Reddit and X. Record stores had reportedly already started showing off copies of the 2LP, according to NOWPLAYING, and that put the whole lineup in public view.
This is not just internet chatter either. HotNewHipHop reported that Rolling Stone confirmed the image is legitimate, and that Complex heard from a source close to the situation who verified the list.
The Breakdown
- The album has 34 songs.
- Rockstar announced it on September 17, working with Atlantic Records.
- At that point, only six singles and a small slice of the lineup were revealed.
- Only 10 of the 34 tracks were officially confirmed before the leak.
- The game launches November 19 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Who Is On It
The range is wild. Rap, pop, Latin and electronic music all share space here. Travis, Carti and Thug sit on the same project as Dua Lipa and Burna Boy. Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards is on there too, which is not a name you expect to see next to Young Thug, and that is exactly the point.
Lana Del Rey has deeper ties to the game. She is set to host an in game radio station with her husband and Morgan Wallen. Vice City has never sounded like this.
More GTA Music Is Coming
This album is its own thing. It is separate from Justice’s score, a 50 song release due December 11. On top of that, a Miami festival on November 21 will feature Cardi B, Kodak Black and Don Toliver, among others.
Rockstar is clearly building a full music moment around this game, not just a soundtrack. Grand Theft Auto VI returns to Vice City and the state of Leonida, and the music is part of the world.
Rockstar Has Not Confirmed It All
Even with Rolling Stone and Complex backing the list, Rockstar has yet to officially confirm all of it. We are treating it as the real deal, but the studio still has the final word.
Whatever happens, the wait is almost over. Fans will hear every song soon enough.
The Takeaway
Rockstar tried to keep the lineup quiet, and one photo of a vinyl sleeve blew it open. Travis Scott is in the mix with a stacked cast, and we will be watching to see which records end up defining Vice City.