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The latest GTA 6 leak comes in the form of a 34-song tracklist for GTA 6: The Album, featuring Dua Lipa, Lana Del Rey, Rina Sawayama, and more

We are now just four days away from the release of GTA 6 on Xbox Series X/S and PS5, but the proximity to the much-anticipated launch date isn't stemming the tide of leaks that has been plaguing the game for much of the past year. Yesterday, a new video - seemingly from a record store that received vinyl records of the soundtrack early - showed off the full 34-song tracklist for the game. Read…

The latest GTA 6 leak comes in the form of a 34-song tracklist for GTA 6: The Album, featuring Dua Lipa, Lana Del Rey, Rina Sawayama, and more

Within days of GTA 6's release, leaks continue to surface. Yesterday, a video emerged, ostensibly from a record store that received Grand Theft Auto 6: The Album's vinyl records early. This video unveiled the 34-song tracklist for the game.

Notable artists on the list include Travis Scott, Rina Sawayama, Cardi B, Pinkpantheress, SZA, Keith Richards, Dua Lipa, Jennie, Lana Del Rey, and Zara Larsson. While a few of these tracks were announced in September, the full list has only now been revealed.

These tracks are expected to play on the radio, as well as being featured at specific moments within cutscenes or missions, enhancing the game's atmosphere. This approach harkens back to Vice City's successful use of 80s tracks, and fans are eager to see how Rockstar has incorporated more contemporary music.

GTA 6 has been plagued by numerous leaks. Recently, the game's full map seemingly leaked online, likely due to the £350 collector's edition displayed in a UK department store. Earlier, a group known as CyberLeek shared unofficial gameplay and map details, even before any gameplay was officially revealed.

Despite all these leaks, Rockstar is currently engaged in legal proceedings following accusations of union busting after the termination of over 30 employees. The outcome of this case will be decided this week, as the game prepares for its launch.

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