GTA 6's New December Release Is A Must-Have

Published Nov 7, 2026, 9:00 PM EST

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November 2026, will most likely go down in history as the beginning of a new era in gaming. Grand Theft Auto 6 is tantalizingly close to its release date and we couldn't be happier. But what do you get your significant other this holiday season if they've already purchased the game, I hear you ask? Well, Rockstar Games and Justice have got you covered. The perfect companion collectible for Grand Theft Auto 6 is releasing in December, just in time for the jolly red guy. Let's get into it!

Anyone who hasn't been sleeping under a rock lately will know that the amazing duo of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay (AKA Jutice) have teamed up with Rockstar Games to collaborate with other artists to create unique music tracks for the game. We already learned that Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album will release day/date alongside the game on November 19, 2026. But what we didn't know is that a second album is in the works, according to Rockstar. Time to get excited for the holiday season.

Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score launches on December 11 and will include original tracks by Justice featuring other artists. It will be available on all known streaming services, but you can also pick up standard or exclusive versions of the album on CD and vinyl. With 30 tracks for fans to enjoy, this absolute whopper will be available on double CD or triple vinyl depending on your choice of collectible. The French duo Justice have already released some exclusive tracks from the upcoming album and they do not disappoint.

You may not have heard the track's title, but Flower in a Hurricane will be familiar to anyone who's been following the marketing campaign for GTA 6. It has a gorgeous balance of 80s synth pop mixed with crunchy guitars and soft vocals. The intro alone sounds like it belongs in the Dire Straits back catalog, and it just gets better on every repeat listen. From the punchy drum beat to the smooth vocals, this song really sets the vibe for what's to come.

A second track from the album has just been released too, known as Pusher. This instrumental is a seven-minute journey that feels like a total vibe. It has a pulsing dance beat and an ominous intro that gets the adrenaline pumping. With faint sirens in the background, it would fit right in cranked up to eleven while you're trying to escape a high-speed car chase with the cops (in game, of course). It then switches pace halfway through and builds up to a darker, tension-building dance track. One maybe for late nights in the nightclubs, perhaps.

The Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score is available from December 11, 2026, and with gamers seemingly losing the battle for physical media preservation, this is perhaps the best Grand Theft Auto VI collectible to have on your shelf before the year is out. So, forget the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake being mere moments away. Save your hard-earned cash for The Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score or perhaps Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album. Tommy Vercetti would be proud of you.

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