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Justice have released “Pusher,” a collaboration with Gesaffelstein that will appear on the original score for Grand Theft Auto VI. The score is scheduled for a standalone physical release on December 11 through Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games; the game is set for release November 19.
Justice and Gesaffelstein have released “Pusher,” a roughly seven-minute collaboration that will feature on the original score for Grand Theft Auto VI. The announcement also confirms that the score is planned for a standalone physical release on December 11, giving listeners access to the game’s original music outside the game itself.
According to Consequence’s report, “Pusher” is a collaboration by French electronic producers Justice and Gesaffelstein. Its arrangement shifts partway through: a forceful bass line and rising, siren-like synthesizers shape the opening, before the track moves toward a more disco-oriented sound with orchestral hits and ascending strings. These are descriptions of the song’s sound, not details about how it will be used in gameplay.
The planned Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score will include 30 tracks and bonus cuts, with total runtime reported at about three hours. It is set to be available digitally and in physical formats: a two-CD edition and a three-LP set. The physical release is listed for December 11 through Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games. The report says pre-orders are ongoing.
Rockstar Games previously named Justice the game’s official composers, according to the report. “Pusher” follows “Flower in a Hurricane,” a collaboration involving Justice, Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. That track was released as the first preview of the score and serves as the game’s official theme song, the report says.
A Standalone Release for the Score
The announcement gives fans a clearer picture of how GTA VI’s original music will reach listeners beyond the game: a long-form score is planned for streaming and digital platforms as well as CD and vinyl. A physical release also makes the soundtrack a separate release with its own launch date, rather than a collection available only through play.
The release adds another high-profile collaboration to the game’s musical identity. Justice are credited as the official composers, while Gesaffelstein joins them on “Pusher.” The track’s reported length and changing arrangement point to a substantial score piece, but the available report does not establish whether it will play during a particular mission, sequence or part of the game. Its significance for players will depend in part on how the music is used in the finished title.
The two announced score previews also connect the project to artists outside the core composer team. “Flower in a Hurricane” brought together Justice with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard; “Pusher” pairs Justice with Gesaffelstein. For soundtrack listeners, these releases offer an early sense of the score’s range, while the complete 30-track release remains a later milestone.
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From Theme Song to New Track
Justice’s role in the game’s music was reported earlier in October, when Rockstar Games confirmed the French electronic duo as official composers of Grand Theft Auto VI. The game is scheduled for release on November 19. “Flower in a Hurricane” was identified as the first preview of the score and the official theme song.
The score’s physical edition is scheduled to follow the game’s launch, on December 11. The report says the release will contain 30 tracks plus bonus cuts and have about three hours of music in total. It does not provide a complete track list or state whether every bonus cut will appear across all formats. The reported formats are digital, two CDs and three LPs, with the physical editions tied to Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games.
“Pusher” is therefore both a new collaboration and a preview of a larger release. The supplied report describes it as a seven-minute track, but does not identify its exact placement in the score or whether the single version differs from the version that will appear on the album.
Track Placement and Edition Details
The announcement confirms that “Pusher” will appear on the GTA VI original score, but the available report does not say when or where it will be heard in the game. It is also unclear whether it will accompany gameplay, a cinematic sequence, a menu or another part of the experience.
The report gives the planned release date and formats, but does not provide a full track list, prices, regional availability or detailed differences among editions. The game’s November 19 date and the score’s December 11 physical-release date are reported as scheduled dates; the source does not provide further information about possible changes. No direct statements from Justice, Gesaffelstein or Rockstar are included in the supplied material, so the reasons behind the collaboration and the artists’ own descriptions of the track are not confirmed here.
Game Launch and Score Release
The next scheduled milestone is the release of Grand Theft Auto VI on November 19. The score’s standalone release is then planned for December 11 in digital, two-CD and three-LP formats. Readers looking for exact track sequencing, edition pricing or the role “Pusher” plays in the game will need further information from Rockstar Games or the music’s labels.
Until the game and full score arrive, “Pusher” and “Flower in a Hurricane” remain the reported previews of the original music project. The full release should clarify which additional tracks and bonus cuts are included, while the game itself will show how the score fits into the player experience.
Key Questions
Who made “Pusher”?
Justice and Gesaffelstein collaborated on the track. The report describes them as French electronic producers.
Will “Pusher” be in Grand Theft Auto VI?
Yes. According to the report, “Pusher” will appear on the Grand Theft Auto VI original score. Its exact use or placement in the game has not been reported.
When does the GTA VI score come out physically?
The standalone physical release is scheduled for December 11, 2026, through Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games. The reported formats are two CDs and three LPs.
How long is “Pusher”?
The track has a reported runtime of about seven minutes. The full score is reported to contain 30 tracks plus bonus cuts and about three hours of music.
When is Grand Theft Auto VI scheduled to be released?
The game is scheduled for November 19, 2026, according to the supplied report.
Source: consequence.net
