The electronic duo's collaboration marks the first track from the expansive and diverse Grand Theft Auto VI musical landscape.

In a significant development for fans of both electronic music and video games, Justice and Gesaffelstein have unveiled their collaborative track 'Pusher,' which forms part of the eagerly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack. This seven-minute long composition is reported to be the first of many tracks that will immerse players in the game's rich and varied world.
Xavier de Rosnay, one half of the electronic duo Justice, highlighted the need for the music to span a wide range of emotions, genres, and textures, reflecting the vast scope of the game's narrative and settings. This requirement underscores the importance of 'Pusher' and the rest of the soundtrack in enhancing the player experience.
According to several outlets, the full Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack is set to release on December 11, featuring 30 tracks specifically created for the game, along with four bonus tracks. Fans can look forward to enjoying the album on all major streaming platforms on the same day, with the option to purchase it in physical formats such as triple LP and double CD.
Notably, 'Pusher' is reportedly the first collaboration between Justice and Gesaffelstein, marking a fresh chapter in their musical careers. Prior to 'Pusher,' another track from the album, 'Flowers In a Hurricane,' featuring SZA, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, and Tame Impala, had already made waves, debuting at No. 62 on the Billboard Hot 100. This success bodes well for the reception of the full soundtrack.
The upcoming album by Justice, which includes the score for Grand Theft Auto VI, is expected to be their fifth studio album. It promises to be a landmark release for both the artists and the gaming community, offering a blend of electronic beats and cinematic soundscapes that will complement the game's Florida-inspired setting, known as Leonida.
Grand Theft Auto VI is slated for release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, ensuring that players will be able to fully appreciate the musical journey crafted by Justice and Gesaffelstein as they explore the vibrant landscapes of the game.
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