JENNIE has a song on Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, according to the full 34-song tracklist that surfaced this weekend, four days before the game’s release. Her track, “Power Trip”, sits at number 21, and Dua Lipa, Lana Del Rey, Zara Larsson and Camila Cabello also appear among names Rockstar Games had not announced. Rockstar has not published the full list itself, but sources told Rolling Stone that it is accurate. The album was made with Atlantic Records and is due on 19 November, the same day the game launches on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
The album itself has been official since September, when Rockstar announced 34 original tracks written for the game’s version of Vice City and the wider state of Leonida. It is coming to streaming services, CD and vinyl, and the official album store lists the standard vinyl at $49.98 and the CD at $19.98. A limited-edition vinyl priced at $124.98 has already sold out. Until this weekend, though, fans only knew the songs Rockstar had chosen to release as singles.
JENNIE’s “Power Trip” is the only K-pop track on the leaked list
“Power Trip” is credited to JENNIE alone, and it falls on the third side of the vinyl edition in a run of pop and rap songs. Cardi B’s “Don’t Chart” and JT’s “GMA” come just before it, while Tove Lo, Zara Larsson and Camila Cabello follow straight after. No other K-pop artist appears on the list, which makes the BLACKPINK member’s song one of the biggest crossover moments on a soundtrack already full of chart names. The song has not been released yet, and neither Rockstar nor JENNIE has said anything about it publicly.
The other new names cover a wide spread of styles. Dua Lipa contributes “Go Easy” at track seven, Lana Del Rey has “Crazy for You” near the end, and Zara Larsson and Camila Cabello bring “Fast Emotion” and “Sweet Like Candy”. Burna Boy, Gunna, Young Thug, Arca, Rina Sawayama, Omar Apollo, and Kali Uchis with Helado Negro are also listed. The album opens with “Starting From Zero” by Justice featuring Michael McDonald, and it closes with “Overtown Lights”, a jazz piece by Stanley Clarke, Yussef Dayes and Robert Glasper.
Ten of the 34 songs are already out as official singles
Rockstar has been releasing the album in pieces since its announcement. Its official music page now lists ten singles, starting with Yung Lean’s “That’s It” with Future and Metro Boomin and Travis Scott’s “RHYNO”. Morgan Wallen, Fuerza Regida, Rauw Alejandro, Tove Lo, Keith Richards and Cardi B also have songs out. “Sexy Magic” joins them, bringing together CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy.
The most talked-about single so far is “Flower in a Hurricane” by Justice, featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. Justice are also behind the game’s original score, a separate release of 30 tracks due on 11 December. Players will hear most of this music on the in-game radio, which can now be played on foot as well as in cars. TalkEsport’s running list of every confirmed GTA 6 song covers the licensed tracks heard on those stations.
The tracklist leaked from an early vinyl copy, days before Rockstar’s Miami festival
The full list reached the public through the album’s packaging rather than through Rockstar. A record shop reportedly sold a vinyl copy ahead of schedule, and photos of the sleeve showing all 34 titles spread quickly online. The sleeve splits the album across four sides, with nine songs on each of the first three and seven on the last. Rockstar has not commented on the leak, and Atlantic has not confirmed the running order either. The leak follows weeks of tightly controlled releases, as Rockstar has tried to keep details of the game and its music under wraps until launch.
Some of these artists will also play live two days after launch. Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival, presented with PlayStation, takes place at Mana Wynwood in Miami on 21 November. Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Kodak Black, Cardi B and Metro Boomin are on the bill, along with a DJ set from Justice. Tickets were sold through a lottery that has already closed, and JENNIE is not on the announced line-up.
The festival is one part of a launch week built around music and streaming. GTA 6 has its own Twitch drops for viewers who watch launch streams, and YouTube is hosting a 24-hour launch livestream with creators including Total Gaming and Payal Gaming. Fans who want something physical can also pick up the album alongside the rest of the official GTA 6 merchandise, although the limited vinyl is gone.
For players, the music arrives with the game itself. GTA 6 unlocks at different times in each region on 19 November, and console owners can already pre-load the 212GB download. Reviews are due a day earlier under the 18 November embargo, and the album goes on sale through the Rockstar Store and streaming services on launch day.
