GTA 6's Original Score: Justice, 'Flower in a Hurricane' and Everything Confirmed So Far
Rockstar has confirmed French electronic duo Justice as the original score composers for Grand Theft Auto VI, debuting their single "Flower in a Hurricane" alongside the October 15 Launch Trailer. Here's everything officially confirmed about the score, who Justice are, and how it differs from GTA 6's in-game radio stations and its separate 34-track soundtrack album.
Rockstar Games has confirmed who is writing the original score for Grand Theft Auto VI: the French electronic duo Justice. The news arrived alongside the Launch Trailer on October 15, 2026, which debuted a new standalone single, "Flower in a Hurricane," credited to "original score composers Justice feat. Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard."
That announcement sits alongside two other confirmed pillars of GTA 6's music: the in-game radio stations broadcasting across Leonida, and Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a separate 34-track licensed soundtrack. Here's exactly what Rockstar has confirmed about the score itself, who Justice are, and how the three pieces of GTA 6's music fit together ahead of the November 19 release.
1. Rockstar Confirms Justice as GTA 6's Original Score Composers
On the official "Music of Grand Theft Auto VI" hub at rockstargames.com, Rockstar lists a dedicated Score section separate from Radio and Soundtrack, labeled "Official Score by Justice." The page reads: "Listen to the new standalone single 'Flower in a Hurricane' from original score composers Justice feat. Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard." The same credit appears on the dedicated Launch Trailer page, which is dated October 15, 2026.
Rockstar has not named individual tracks beyond "Flower in a Hurricane," and the company has not detailed exactly how the original score plays during missions, exploration or combat. What's confirmed is narrower but concrete: Justice wrote GTA 6's original score, and their first collaborative single built around it is out now to stream through the official site.
2. Who Is Justice? Meet Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay
Justice is a French electronic duo made up of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, who formed the project in Paris in 2003 after meeting while studying graphic design. The pair built a reputation on dense, distorted electro-house and electronic rock, releasing their debut album † (widely nicknamed "Cross") in 2007 to strong reviews and a Grammy nomination for Best Electronic/Dance Album. They followed it with Audio, Video, Disco. (2011), Woman (2016) and, after an eight-year gap between full-length records, Hyperdrama in 2024.
Justice built much of their live reputation on massive, arena-scale sets built around their signature illuminated cross logo, and their back catalogue — heavy on pulsing synths, distorted basslines and widescreen builds — lines up closely with the neon, sun-drenched tone Rockstar has used throughout GTA 6's marketing. Scoring a game is a new kind of project for the duo, who are far better known for albums, remixes and touring than for original score work.
3. "Flower in a Hurricane": The Single That Debuted the Score
"Flower in a Hurricane" is credited to Justice and features Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. Rockstar describes it as a "new standalone single," distinct from the nine singles Rockstar has separately previewed from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album. It made its debut inside the Launch Trailer on October 15, and can be streamed in full from the official Music of Grand Theft Auto VI page.
Pairing Justice with Tame Impala is not a new combination — the two acts previously collaborated on "Neverender" from Justice's 2024 album Hyperdrama — but the addition of SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard makes this specific single unique to GTA 6. Rockstar has not said whether "Flower in a Hurricane" will get a standalone release outside the game or the trailer.
4. Score vs. Radio vs. The Album: GTA 6's Three Pillars of Music
It's easy to conflate GTA 6's score with its radio stations or its soundtrack album, but Rockstar's own Music hub treats them as three separate things.
The Score
Original, Justice-composed music tied to the game itself — currently represented publicly by "Flower in a Hurricane."
In-Game Radio
Rockstar has confirmed six Leonida radio stations so far, each with its own genre and in-universe hosts: Cocoteo FM (modern Latin, hosted by El Martillo and La Gata), Back Country Radio (renegade country, hosted by MW and Delta Dawne), Afro Bank FM (Amapiano and African classics, hosted by Burna and Palmsy), The Chamber 106.6 (metal, hosted by DJ Kerry and DJ Tom), Flash FM (pop, hosted by Robyn and Alex) and Dirty South Classics (regional rap and hip-hop, hosted by Trick and Trina). Rockstar says the final lineup will stretch "from Classic Rock to Talk Radio," with more stations still to be named. For the full rundown of hosts and genres, see our complete guide to every confirmed Leonida radio station.
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album
Separate again is Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a 34-track licensed soundtrack releasing alongside the game on November 19 on digital, vinyl and CD. Rockstar has previewed singles including "That's It" (Yung Lean feat. Future & Metro Boomin), "RHYNO" (Travis Scott), "Sexy Magic" (CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Pink Pantheress, Fred again.. & Etienne de Crécy), "Last Thing You Need" (Morgan Wallen), "Suzuki" (Fuerza Regida), "Macacoa 2000" (Rauw Alejandro), "Don't Chart" (Cardi B) and "Bright Lights, Big City" (Keith Richards) — alongside Justice's own "Flower in a Hurricane," which appears on both the score preview and the Album's singles list. For the full tracklist and vinyl details, read our complete breakdown of Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album.
In short: the Album is the commercial, purchasable soundtrack; Radio is what plays inside vehicles and now on foot through in-game phones; and the Score is the original music Justice wrote specifically for the game, which overlaps with the Album only through "Flower in a Hurricane."
5. What's Still Unknown Ahead of November 19
Several details remain unconfirmed, and Rockstar hasn't filled them in yet:
- Whether the original score will get its own standalone album release, separate from The Album and the radio stations.
- How much of the score is Justice-composed versus licensed or mixed with other composers.
- Whether more Justice tracks beyond "Flower in a Hurricane" will surface before launch.
- Exactly how the score behaves during gameplay — Rockstar has only confirmed the composer credit and the one single so far.
Unverified claims that Rockstar originally approached Daft Punk before landing on Justice have circulated online, sourced to a single social media post. Neither Rockstar, Justice nor any Daft Punk representative has confirmed or denied it, so treat it as rumor rather than fact.
6. Quick Tips: How to Hear It Yourself
- Stream "Flower in a Hurricane" and the confirmed radio station previews directly from the official Music of Grand Theft Auto VI page on rockstargames.com.
- Pre-save Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album digitally, or pre-order the vinyl or CD, for a November 19 release — the same day as the game.
- Don't confuse the Score, Radio and Album sections — Rockstar treats them as three separate, clearly labeled parts of the site.
Official Resources
- The Music of Grand Theft Auto VI — official hub (Score, Radio, Album)
- Grand Theft Auto VI Launch Trailer — official page
- Grand Theft Auto VI — official game site
- Justice (band) — Wikipedia
For more on what's confirmed before launch, check out our guide to everything new in the GTA 6 Launch Trailer, our full map and region guide to Leonida and Vice City, or browse the complete walkthroughs.net GTA 6 archive for everything else confirmed ahead of November 19.