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Justice have released “Pusher,” a collaboration with Gesaffelstein that is set to 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 due November 19.
Justice have released “Pusher,” a collaboration with Gesaffelstein that will appear on the original score for Grand Theft Auto VI, according to Consequence. The French electronic acts also confirmed that the score will receive a standalone physical release on December 11 through Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games.
“Pusher” runs for around seven minutes and is credited to the three French producers. Consequence describes its first half as built around a forceful bass line and rising, siren-like synthesizers. Midway through, the arrangement shifts toward a more disco-oriented sound, with orchestral hits and an ascending string line over the continuing bass. The track is available to stream, according to the report.
The announced Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score is planned to include 30 tracks and additional bonus cuts, with the music totaling about three hours. The report says it will be released digitally and in physical formats: a two-CD edition and a three-LP edition. Pre-orders are open, though the supplied report does not provide pricing or detail what the bonus cuts will contain.
Rockstar Games confirmed earlier in October that Justice would compose the game’s score, Consequence reported. “Pusher” follows “Flower in a Hurricane,” a Justice collaboration with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard that was released as the first preview of the score and designated the game’s official theme song.
A New Piece of GTA 6’s Score
The release gives listeners another advance look at the music being made for one of the year’s most anticipated games, while also adding a high-profile collaboration to the announced soundtrack. Justice and Gesaffelstein are both established electronic acts, and “Pusher” places their work inside the game’s original score rather than presenting it only as a separate tie-in single.
The physical release announcement gives fans a way to collect the score apart from the game itself. A planned three-hour collection across 30 tracks and bonus cuts suggests a substantial release, although the report does not specify how much of that music will be heard during play or how the score will be divided between the game and album editions.
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From Theme Song to Full Score
Justice’s involvement was confirmed by Rockstar earlier in October, according to Consequence. The earlier preview, “Flower in a Hurricane,” brought together Justice with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard and was identified as the official theme song for GTA 6. “Pusher” is a separate collaboration, this time pairing Justice with Gesaffelstein.
The game is scheduled for release on November 19, while its standalone score is scheduled for December 11. That puts the physical music release after the game’s planned launch. The report identifies the labels and Rockstar as partners in the score release, but does not give further details about distribution or whether the album will be available on additional physical formats.
““Justice have revealed ‘Pusher,’ a new collaboration with Gesaffelstein that will appear on their original score for Grand Theft Auto VI.””
— Consequence
Album and Game Details Pending
The report does not specify the score’s price, track listing, bonus-cut contents or exact digital release date. It also does not explain whether the full three-hour album will contain only music heard in the game, alternate versions, or material made specifically for the standalone release.
The supplied information confirms that “Pusher” is intended for the score, but does not say where it will appear in the game or whether it will be featured in a particular scene, radio station or sequence. Those details remain unconfirmed in the report.
Game and Score Release Dates
The next scheduled milestone is the launch of Grand Theft Auto VI on November 19, followed by the score’s planned physical release on December 11. The digital and physical editions are available for pre-order, according to Consequence.
Further information may clarify the complete track list, bonus material, pricing and how the score is used in the game. Until those details are announced, “Pusher” and “Flower in a Hurricane” are the specific score releases described in the source report.
Key Questions
Who made “Pusher”?
Justice and Gesaffelstein made the collaboration. Consequence describes the trio as French producers.
Will “Pusher” be in Grand Theft Auto VI?
Yes. According to Consequence, the track is set to appear on the GTA 6 original score. The report does not say where it will be heard in the game.
When will the GTA 6 score be released physically?
The standalone physical score is scheduled for December 11 through Because Music, Ed Banger Records and Rockstar Games. The announced formats are two CDs and three LPs.
How long is “Pusher,” and what does the score include?
“Pusher” runs for around seven minutes. The announced score is planned to include 30 tracks and bonus cuts, totaling about three hours, but the full track list has not been provided in the source report.
When is Grand Theft Auto VI scheduled to come out?
The game is scheduled for release on November 19, according to the supplied report.
Source: consequence.net
