GTA 6 gets Justice and Gesaffelstein track 'Pusher'

Justice is back on the GTA 6 soundtrack, and this time they brought Gesaffelstein along. A new original track called Pusher, credited to the French electronic duo featuring the producer, has been added to the official GTA 6 playlist on Spotify, according to Critical Hits. The site says the track runs 7 minutes and 2 seconds and was set for release on October 29, 2026.

The rollout followed each region's local time, so listeners in New Zealand were able to hear Pusher before everyone else. Critical Hits said other countries would get it as October 29 arrived in each market, and that Spotify accounts set to regions still waiting would see the track locked until then. By October 31 that rollout window has passed everywhere.

Justice's growing role in GTA 6

This is not the first time Justice has turned up in Rockstar's marketing. The duo's single "Flower in a Hurricane" made its debut in the GTA 6 launch trailer, and Pusher suggests the partnership goes further than a single trailer song.

Push Square reports that Justice is producing an entirely new score for the game, sitting alongside the licensed music players will hear around Vice City and Leonida. Push Square's headline calls Pusher a "leaked song". Critical Hits' account suggests the early access came through the official playlist going live in some time zones ahead of others, not from a leak in the usual sense. Rockstar has not commented on the track in either report.

What Pusher sounds like

Critical Hits describes the track as heavy, dark electronic music with a pace built for chases, night missions and action sequences. The site also hears echoes of the kind of music associated with Cyberpunk 2077, while saying Pusher keeps the distinct identity of both Justice and Gesaffelstein. At over seven minutes, it is long for a single, which fits the idea that it was written with gameplay in mind rather than for radio play.

Where it could show up in the game

This part is still guesswork. Rockstar has not said whether Pusher belongs to the original score, a specific mission, a club scene or one of the game's radio stations. Critical Hits speculates that it would suit night-time scenes or Vice City's clubs, pointing to the venues tied to Boobie Ike as one possible fit. That is the site's reading of the track's mood, not something Rockstar has announced.

For players, the takeaway is simple: GTA 6's soundtrack is leaning hard into electronic music, and Justice appears to be shaping more of it than a trailer song would suggest. If Push Square's reporting is right, much of what plays during the campaign's bigger moments could come from the same studio sessions.

We should know a lot more soon. GTA 6 is set to launch on November 19 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and the full credits will show how far the Justice collaboration goes. Until then, Pusher is available on the official playlist, so you can already listen to some of the music behind Rockstar's take on Vice City.