Iconic open-world video game Grand Theft Auto VI has dropped six new tracks from its upcoming soundtrack album. The soundtrack will drop alongside the game’s global release on November 19. According to Rockstar Games, the 34-track album is said to “capture the electric energy of Grand Theft Auto VI’s world of Vice City and Leonida.”
The first six singles of the game’s soundtrack include solo artists such as rappers Yung Lean and Travis Scott, hip-hop producer Metro Boomin, British singer-songwriter PinkPantheress, electronic music producer Fred Again.., and country singer Morgan Wallen. The Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards will also be part of the soundtrack as many more collaborators are set to be announced soon.
Grand Theft Auto VI will come out on November 19 on PlayStation and Xbox Series X/S.
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Grand Theft Auto VI will be released on November 19, in PlayStation and Xbox Series X/S.
The album is set to feature 34 tracks in total, with the first six singles already revealed.
The first six singles include rappers Yung Lean and Travis Scott, hip-hop producer Metro Boomin, pop star PinkPantheress, electronic music producer Fred Again.., country singer Morgan Wallen, and The Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, with more collaborators still to be announced.
Grand Theft Auto is an open-world action game created in 1997.
The video game company who created Grand Theft Auto is Rockstar Games.
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