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Rockstar Games has confirmed that French electronic duo Justice has composed the score for Grand Theft Auto VI . The French electronic duo, made up of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, is overseeing the score for the highly anticipated new game, which is due for release in November. In conjunction, the act has unveiled “Flower in a Hurricane”, a new single that brings together an unlikely collaboration between SZA , Tame Impala and King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard .
The track is out now and forms part of that score. It features in the new GTA VI launch trailer, and follows earlier snippets of Justice's music in the Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look Netflix documentary and other official previews. The groove-laden song pairs previous collaborators Tame Impala with the R’n’B star SZA and the genre-hopping Australian rock band King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard.
“Flower in a Hurricane” is available now as a standalone Justice single. The song will also appear on Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album , the official soundtrack. Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé of Justice (Getty) The album is ready to pre-save on streaming platforms and available to pre-order on vinyl and CD.
Rockstar says further details on the full score album will be announced ahead of the game's release next month. Justice previously won a Grammy for Best Electronic Recording for 2024's “Neverender”, their multi-platinum collaboration with Tame Impala, from the duo's album Hyperdrama . The eclectic GTA VI soundtrack will feature 34 new songs.
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Also confirmed are Morgan Wallen with “The Last Thing You Need”, Rauw Alejandro with Macacoa 2000 and Keith Richards with “Bright Lights, Big City” and the game's radio stations will feature Bad Bunny, Lana Del Rey, and Robyn, with Slayer's King Kerry and Tom Araya confirmed as hosts.
Source: The Independent
