GTA VI Soundtrack Is Officially Here — And Yeah, Keith Richards Made the Cut
Atlantic Records just dropped the full tracklist for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, and it's as wild as you'd expect.

The wait is over. Atlantic Records has officially released Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a 34-track compilation that proves Rockstar Games still knows how to curate a soundtrack that feels important. We're talking Travis Scott, PinkPantheress, Morgan Wallen, and—no joke—Keith Richards all on the same project.
Six tracks hit streaming on Thursday to set the tone, but now the whole thing is out there for you to dig through. That's a lot of ground to cover: hip-hop, rock, country, electronic. The kind of sonic mess that only makes sense in a video game world where you're stealing cars and running from cops anyway.
GTA VI soundtracks have always been more than background music—they're cultural moments. Radio stations in the game are their own thing, their own identity. This album suggests Rockstar went wide with their net, mixing established names with newer talent in a way that feels deliberate, not just "throw money at features until it sticks."
Whether you're a gamer, a music head, or just someone who respects a good soundtrack rollout, this one's worth your time. Thirty-four songs means there's something for everybody—and probably something that'll catch you off guard too.
Read the full story at Music Business Worldwide → https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/atlantic-records-to-release-grand-theft-auto-vi-the-album-featuring-travis-scott-pinkpantheress-morgan-wallen-and-keith-richards/
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