‘GTA VI: The Album’ Tracklist Leak Reportedly Reveals Every Artist Days Before Launch

Rockstar Games has always treated music as a character in ‘Grand Theft Auto‘, so it’s no surprise that a ‘GTA VI: The Album’ tracklist leak has fans scrambling. The game is only days away, and the soundtrack is arriving with it. Rockstar was never going to keep a project this big fully quiet.

Back in September, Rockstar and Atlantic Records announced the album with 34 new, original tracks and a release alongside the game. The tracks are meant to capture the energy of Vice City and Leonida, the game’s world. Only 6 songs were released at first, leaving the remaining 28 tracks to be revealed.

Now a full tracklist has surfaced online. It shows all 34 songs split across 4 vinyl sides, from Side A to Side D. Rockstar has not confirmed it, so treat it as unverified until launch.

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Side A opens with Justice featuring Michael McDonald on ‘Starting From Zero’, followed by Yung Lean’s ‘That’s It’ with Future and Metro Boomin. It also lists Playboi Carti, Travis Scott, Dua Lipa and Morgan Wallen. Side B includes Fuerza Regida, Rauw Alejandro, Burna Boy, Gunna, Kodak Black, Young Thug and Don Toliver.

Side C lists Cardi B, Jennie, Tove Lo, Zara Larsson, Camila Cabello, Arca and Rina Sawayama. Side D adds Rose Gray, Lana Del Rey, Omar Apollo and Keith Richards, and closes with a track from Stanley Clarke, Yussef Dayes and Robert Glasper.

The strongest sign in its favor is the track order. The album’s pre-save page already fixes 6 songs in place: Yung Lean at 2, Travis Scott at 4, the Sexy Magic supergroup at 5, Morgan Wallen at 8, Rauw Alejandro at 11 and Keith Richards at 32. The leaked list puts each of those artists in exactly those slots.

That doesn’t prove the other 28 entries are real. An earlier leak was a list of 32 tracks rather than the 34 Rockstar confirmed, which led some commenters to question its authenticity. This new list has the right number of tracks, which makes it harder to dismiss.

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Even if the leak is accurate, it covers only the album. The record is separate from the in-game radio stations, which are expected to carry additional licensed songs that won’t appear on the record. Rockstar has not revealed the full radio lineup either.

Fans have spotted hints that old favorites could return. A clip on the official site showed a V-Rock logo, and Red Bull notes that V-Rock and Emotion 98.3 may be coming back, though Rockstar has not confirmed either. Red Bull also reports that Rockstar doesn’t plan to reveal the complete tracklist or radio stations until the game launches, which makes a leak this close to launch even more notable.

‘GTA VI: The Album’ arrives on November 19, the same day as the game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. It will be available to stream, and on vinyl and CD. The album will get a physical release even though the game itself will initially be digital-only.

Pricing from Rockstar’s store lists the CD at $19.98, the vinyl at $49.98 and the limited-edition vinyl at $124.98. With launch days away, collectors will probably want to lock in orders before the full list becomes official.

Whether or not the leak holds up, the lineup suggests Rockstar kept its promise of a wide mix of artists.

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