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‘GTA VI’ turns up the volume with Travis Scott, Keith Richards on soundtrack

PARIS, Sept 18 — Rockstar Games unveiled six tracks from the soundtrack of the video game Grand Theft Auto VI on T...

‘GTA VI’ turns up the volume with Travis Scott, Keith Richards on soundtrack

Rockstar Games revealed six tracks for the Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack on Thursday, featuring the talents of Travis Scott and Keith Richards. The highly-anticipated game is scheduled for release on November 19, coinciding with the soundtrack's debut. The online game developer disclosed that the soundtrack will consist of 34 new tracks, six of which are already accessible on music streaming platforms.

The six unveiled tracks include "RHYNO" by Travis Scott, a cover of Jimmy Reed's "Bright Lights, Big City" by Keith Richards, and "Last Thing You Need" by American singer Morgan Wallen. In late August, Rockstar unveiled a 26-minute video preview of the game on Netflix, which has garnered nearly 28 million views since being posted on YouTube the following day.

The sixth installment in the iconic series has been eagerly awaited by fans for over a decade since the release of GTA V, the second-best-selling game in the industry's history. Take-Two, the American publisher and Rockstar Games' parent company, described preorders for the game as "exceptional" in early August, though specific numbers remained undisclosed.

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