Justice Pusher is the second piece of the French duo’s Grand Theft Auto VI score to reach the public, and it arrives with a heavyweight guest: Gesaffelstein. The seven minute track surfaced on Spotify and Apple Music in New Zealand on October 28, a day ahead of its worldwide date of October 29, and it comes alongside store listings for a full 50 track score album that point to December 11.
Rockstar Games has not posted about the song. Its existence is confirmed by the streaming listings themselves, which credit the track to Justice and Gesaffelstein and tag it “From GTAVI: Original Score”.
What We Know About Justice Pusher
The Apple Music listing places “Pusher” at track 18 of Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score, with a running time of 7:02. That makes it more than twice as long as “Flower in a Hurricane”, the first score track, which runs 3:44.
- Artists: Justice and Gesaffelstein
- Length: 7:02
- Released: October 29, 2026 at midnight local time (live in New Zealand first)
- Album: track 18 of 50 on Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score
- Labels: Ed Banger Records and Because Music, under license from the game’s publisher
Fan site The GTA 6 News, which checked the credits on the streaming platforms, reports that the composers are Xavier de Rosnay, Gaspard Augé and Mike Lévy, the real name of Gesaffelstein. The same report credits Eric J Dubowsky with the mix and Matt Colton with mastering. Rockstar has not said where “Pusher” plays in the game, whether in a mission, a nightclub or on the radio.
Why the New Zealand Release Came First
The track was first flagged on X by GTA fan accounts on October 28, when listeners in New Zealand found it on Spotify. KeenGamer and Beebom both put this down to time zones: the release was set for midnight local time on October 29, and New Zealand reaches that date before almost everywhere else. It was not a leak. According to The GTA 6 News, the track was still locked in the UK at 1:30pm GMT on October 28, and a Because Music upload on YouTube showed the same October 29 date.
A 50 Track Score Album Due December 11
The bigger news sits behind the single. A preorder listing for Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score appeared on Apple Music in New Zealand, credited to Justice, with 50 tracks and a release date of December 11, 2026. Only two titles are visible so far, “Pusher” and “Flower in a Hurricane”. The other 48 are shown as placeholders numbered “Track 1”, “Track 2” and so on.
That date has not been confirmed by Rockstar. GAMINGbible, which reported the listing after a Reddit user found it, advised readers to treat it with caution. Rockstar’s last public word on the project came on October 15: “Stay tuned for more information on Justice’s official score album.”
If the listing is accurate, the score album would arrive about three weeks after the game. That makes it a separate release from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, the 34 track Atlantic Records soundtrack that comes out with the game on November 19. “Flower in a Hurricane” appears on both.
Gesaffelstein’s Darker Edge
Gesaffelstein’s sound is colder and more industrial than Justice’s disco and stadium rock. His debut album Aleph came out in 2013, the same year he produced tracks for Kanye West’s Yeezus. His 2019 album Hyperion included “Lost in the Fire” with The Weeknd. Bringing him into a Justice score points to a nighttime, menacing tone. Beebom’s first take said the track sounds like it belongs in Cyberpunk 2077.
Justice, made up of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, come to this project with strong momentum. Their 2024 album Hyperdrama produced “Neverender” with Tame Impala, which won the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Recording in 2025. Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker returns on “Flower in a Hurricane”, which we covered when it debuted with the Justice GTA 6 score announcement.
Why It Matters for Electronic Music
Grand Theft Auto VI is one of the most anticipated entertainment releases of the decade. It arrives on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 19. Handing the whole original score to a French electronic act, and letting that act bring in Gesaffelstein, puts club music in front of a game audience far larger than any festival crowd. It also keeps up a long French tradition of electronic artists reaching the mainstream, a line that runs through Daft Punk, who recently got their own official LEGO set.
For Ed Banger and Because Music, a 50 track score tied to a blockbuster game is a rare catalog event. For DJs, a seven minute Justice and Gesaffelstein track is long enough to work as a real tool for the booth, not just a soundtrack cue.
What Happens Next
“Pusher” goes live in every region on October 29. The game and The Album follow on November 19, with console preloads starting November 12. The 50 track score is listed for December 11, pending an official Rockstar announcement. The remaining 48 titles are still hidden. GAMINGbible pointed out that this may be deliberate, since instrumental track names can hint at story beats.
FAQ
Who made Justice Pusher?
“Pusher” is credited to Justice featuring Gesaffelstein. The listed composers are Xavier de Rosnay, Gaspard Augé and Mike Lévy.
When does Pusher come out?
It comes out worldwide on October 29, 2026 at midnight local time. Listeners in New Zealand got it first because of the time difference.
Is Pusher in GTA 6?
Yes. It is track 18 on Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score. Rockstar has not said where it plays in the game.
When is the GTA 6 Original Score album released?
An Apple Music New Zealand listing shows December 11, 2026 for a 50 track album. Rockstar has not confirmed the date.
The Bottom Line
Justice Pusher gives a first real look at how far the duo’s GTA VI score can go: longer, darker and backed by one of France’s most uncompromising producers. The game launches November 19, and if the store listings are right, the full score follows in December.
