GTA 6: The Album tracklist — the six songs named so far out of 34

There is no full GTA 6 tracklist yet. The Rockstar Games Store describes Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album as a record with 34 original tracks that capture the electric energy of the game's world of Vice City and Leonida, and it puts a name to six of those tracks — presented as the album's debut singles, not as the opening stretch of the running order.

That gap is the whole story of this page, so it is worth saying plainly before the list: what the store publishes is a handful of lead songs, not a running order. Six names out of a much longer record is a thin slice, and a thin slice printed as a tidy list is very easy to mistake for the finished thing.

The six songs the Rockstar Games Store names

• Yung Lean – That’s It (feat. Future & Metro Boomin) — credited on the store page with both Future and Metro Boomin as featured artists.
• Travis Scott - RHYNO (prod. by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo) — the only one of the six carrying a production credit, to Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo of Daft Punk.
• CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., & Etienne de Crécy - Sexy Magic — the widest collaboration of the six, with five credited acts on one song.
• Morgan Wallen – Last Thing You Need.
• Rauw Alejandro – Macacoa 2000.
• Keith Richards – Bright Lights, Big City.

Spellings above are reproduced as the store prints them, punctuation included, because the credit line is the claim — shortening a feature or tidying a name quietly changes who the store says made the song.

Read as a group, the six point at a record built to span scenes rather than sit in one: Swedish rap, American country, Puerto Rican urbano, British and French electronic music, and a Rolling Stone. Whether the remaining songs keep that spread is not something the store page settles.

How much of the album this actually covers

Six named songs against a stated 34 original tracks leaves 28 tracks with no title, no artist and no credit published on the store page.

So if you find a complete running order for this record somewhere, it did not come from the store listing. Treat it as that publisher's claim until a tracklist with every title on it turns up attached to a source.

Where this page stops

This page is only about which songs are named. What the record is, who it was made with and when it arrives are covered separately, on the page about the album itself — and nothing here adds to or moves those dates.