Rockstar Games has announced Grand Theft Auto 6: The Album, a 34-track record made in collaboration with Atlantic Records and set to release alongside the game on November 19. Six songs are already streaming on Spotify and Apple Music, including tracks from Travis Scott, Yung Lean, Morgan Wallen, Rauw Alejandro, and Keith Richards, with the rest of the lineup still under wraps.

The album will also get a physical release with three tiers. A CD version runs $19.98, a standard vinyl edition with magenta and blue splatter discs costs $49.98, and a limited-edition vinyl with liquid-filled discs tops out at $124.98. That last option costs more than the game's own $100 Ultimate Edition, and it comes with exclusive artwork alongside colorway variants sold through retailers like Best Buy, Amazon, Target, and Urban Outfitters.

Pre-orders for the album are open now, with physical copies shipping from November 20, a day after GTA 6 itself launches. Rockstar has leaned on music tie-ins before, but a full commercial album alongside a mainline GTA release is new territory. The pricing on the top-tier vinyl suggests Rockstar is treating this as a genuine collector's item rather than just a marketing freebie.