The official music album for Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) will soon be available to fans. This album will include 34 tracks and will be released alongside the game on November 19. While the game will only be available digitally, this album can also be purchased in physical format on disc and vinyl.
Music Album and Prominent Artists
Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive anticipate astonishing revenue with the release of GTA 6. The two companies have reported "amazing" pre-sales and it is estimated that this game will account for more than half of the total sales of GTA 5 within a week. The GTA 6 music album includes new works by artists like Travis Scott and Keith Richards, whose names have recently been officially announced.
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Although only six of the 34 tracks from this album have been revealed, these works are currently available through streaming services like Spotify. One of the new artists featured in this album is French DJ, Étienne de Crécy, who had not previously indicated his involvement in this project.
Pre-Order Details and Prices
The GTA 6 music album will be released alongside the game on November 19 and will be available on all major music streaming services. Fans can pre-register for this album on various websites like Spotify and Apple Music. For those who wish to have a physical copy of the album, pre-orders are available through the Rockstar website, Blood Records, and HMV.
The price for the CD will be £10.99 and the price for the vinyl will be £44.99. Additionally, Rockstar has offered a limited edition vinyl with two clear colored discs and exclusive artwork and packaging for £108.99, which is currently sold out on the company's website.
Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two, previously made a comparison between physical games and vinyl, stating that the lack of a physical release for GTA 6 was done for specific reasons. He mentioned that, however, some physical versions may be released in the future.
Given the high pre-sale statistics for GTA 6, it seems that the absence of a physical version of the game has not deterred interest. This game is so highly anticipated that most publishers have moved their release schedules away from its launch date.
In a recent interview, Dan Clancy, head of Twitch, noted that he expects activity on this platform to significantly increase due to GTA 6, and especially with the release of GTA Online 2 in 2027, we will see an even larger surge.
