GTA VI will have an official 34-piece album: Travis Scott, Yung Lean and Keith Richards among the first artists

Rockstar Games unveiled Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, the official album of the GTA 6 soundtrack produced in collaboration with Atlantic Records. The disc will accompany the launch of the game 19 November and will consist of 34 original tracks, designed to capture the atmosphere of Vice City and the state of Leonidas through artists and musical genres very different from each other.

The album is already available for pre-save on major streaming services and Rockstar has released simultaneously the first six singles. Among the most important names are Yung Lean along with Future and Metro Boomin with That's It, while Travis Scott signs RHYNO, a track produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, member of the Daft Punk. The rest of the first selection confirms the desire to build a particularly heterogeneous soundtrack. CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy They collaborate in Sexy Magic, while Morgan Wallen proposes Last Thing You Need and Rauw Alejandro Macacoa 2000. To close the first group of singles we find Keith Richards With Bright Lights, Big City.

Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album will not be distributed only in digital. On the occasion of the release will also be available three exclusive physical editions, can be purchased through the dedicated site: a limited edition vinyl containing liquid inside it, a second version of vinyl with splatter effect and a CD proposed within a rigid packaging.

Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album will be released on November 19 with Grand Theft Auto VI, while the first six of the 34 songs that will compose the soundtrack are already available on the main streaming platforms.

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