GTA 6’s Justice score will adapt to the story, and it already has 30 tracks

A new GTA reveal usually means another glimpse of Vice City. On October 29, Rockstar announced something players will hear instead: a 30-track original score by Justice, with an album release set for December 11. The interesting detail is that the music is designed to respond to how players move through the game.

What Rockstar actually announced

Rockstar says the score is composed by the French duo Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay. It describes the music as adaptive: compositions will be dynamically tuned to the different ways players engage with Vice City and Leonida during Jason and Lucia’s story. The album features 30 tracks, including “Flower in a Hurricane” and the new single “Pusher,” featuring Gesaffelstein.

The score is also distinct from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a separate collection of 34 songs announced for November 19. Rockstar’s music page now shows select in-game radio station previews too, so players have more than one new music thread to follow.

Why Justice fits the city we’ve seen

Justice are known for electronic production that can feel polished, loud, and a little dangerous at once. That sound has an obvious conversation with the neon, nightlife, and hard-edged glamour Rockstar has shown around Vice City. More than the style, though, the adaptive scoring detail suggests the soundtrack can shift with the player’s actions instead of sitting underneath every scene in the same way.

“A score that responds to the player can make the same stretch of Leonida feel different twice.”

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The question fans should keep asking

The broad outline is now clear: an adaptive original score, a 30-track Justice album in December, a separate 34-song GTA VI album, and official in-game radio station samples. What the announcement does not tell us is exactly when each score cue changes, or how players will influence those transitions. That is the part worth listening for once the game is in hand.

Until then, explore the places that might set the scene. Our community-built GTA 6 map lets you browse Vice City and Leonida, compare landmark locations, and keep an eye on the fan research as it develops.