Justice releases 'Pusher' as GTA VI soundtrack album is set for Dec. 11

Electronic duo Justice has put out another song from its Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack, a track called "Pusher" featuring French DJ Gesaffelstein, according to Polygon.

The outlet reports that the new song arrived a couple of weeks after "Flower in a Hurricane," an earlier Justice release that Polygon describes as relaxed and catchy. Polygon pitches "Pusher" as the heavier option, built on pounding beats it pictures playing over a bank job or a police chase in Leonida, the game's Florida-inspired state.

What we know

According to Polygon:

• Justice is composing the soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto VI.
• "Pusher" features Gesaffelstein and follows the earlier single "Flower in a Hurricane."
• The full soundtrack album is due Dec. 11 on all major streaming services.
• It will also get a physical release, which Polygon notes is more than can be said for the game itself.
• The album will contain 30 tracks made for the game, plus four bonus tracks.

Polygon quotes an official description saying the bonus tracks "capture the electric energy of Grand Theft Auto 6's Vice City and Leonida."

The album is separate from the in-game radio. Polygon says players will also hear snippets of a wide range of songs across the game's radio stations.

The outlet lists the game's release date as Nov. 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, which puts the soundtrack album about three weeks after launch.

What isn't confirmed yet

Polygon's report doesn't include a full tracklist or the titles of the four bonus tracks. It also doesn't say which physical formats the album will come in, what they will cost, or whether more singles are planned before Dec. 11. Polygon doesn't specify how much of Justice's material will play during the game itself versus appearing only on the album.