Three Hours of Justice: GTA 6's Soundtrack Compilation Opens for Preorder
Written by the GTA6 Resources team
Long before players set foot in Leonida, they can own the sound of it -- a three-hour collection of original Justice compositions is now available to reserve on CD and vinyl.
IGN reports that "Grand Theft Auto VI: The Original Score," a three-hour compilation of new music composed by French electronic duo Justice, is now up for preorder. According to the outlet, the release will be available on both CD and vinyl formats.
Details beyond the format and runtime are thin for now -- IGN's report doesn't specify pricing, exact release date, or whether a digital/streaming version will accompany the physical editions. Fans hoping for track listings or liner notes will likely have to wait for a follow-up announcement closer to launch.
This isn't the first time Justice's name has surfaced in connection with GTA 6. The duo was previously confirmed to score the game's final trailer as Rockstar counted down to the November 19 launch, so this physical score release effectively formalizes and expands on that partnership, giving fans a tangible way to own the music beyond the marketing material.
It's also worth noting the distinction between a "score" and the series' traditional soundtrack. GTA games are historically built around licensed in-game radio stations with hits from real artists, while a score typically refers to original, composition-driven music written specifically for cinematic or atmospheric moments. A three-hour Justice score suggests Rockstar is leaning on original composition more heavily than in past entries, possibly to underscore story beats, chase sequences, or the Vice City atmosphere in a way that licensed radio tracks alone couldn't.
For collectors, a vinyl and CD preorder window opening now -- roughly three weeks out from the game's confirmed November 19 release -- fits the broader pattern of GTA 6 merchandising ramping up ahead of launch, alongside everything from branded coffee to real-world Burger Shot tie-ins. Whether this is the only physical music release tied to the game, or just the first of several, remains to be seen.
