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Every song heard in the GTA 6 Extended Look, with all 14 tracks, artists, timestamps, scenes, and what they may mean for the final radio soundtrack.
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| 4 | 6:00 | Let Your Love Flow | The Bellamy Brothers |
| 5 | 6:43 | Love Bites | Def Leppard |
| 6 | 8:21 | People Are People | Depeche Mode |
| 7 | 9:49 | But I Think It's a Dream | Captain & Tennille |
| 8 | 10:39 | Cars and Girls | Prefab Sprout |
| 9 | 12:25 | Off the Grid | !!! featuring Meah Pace |
| 10 | 16:49 | Devil Woman | Cliff Richard |
| 11 | 20:07 | Se Me Nota (Agárrame) | Chimbala and Omega |
| 12 | 21:33 | Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now) | Phil Collins |
| 13 | 21:55 | Mine O' Mine | Aluna and Jayda G |
| 14 | 25:44 | Inner Light | Elderbrook and Bob Moses |
The complete sequence was cross-checked against the official Rockstar Games Extended Look and published identifications from PC Gamer.
The first three songs establish the sound of contemporary Leonida. “Pop Bottles” plays as Jason and Lucia approach the apartment building, “Pound Town” is heard once they enter, and “Skrilla” follows around the hallway and elevator sequence.
Those tracks feel embedded in the location rather than laid over the footage as a conventional trailer score. That distinction matters: Rockstar is demonstrating how music can belong to a room, car, or neighborhood and change naturally as the protagonists move through the world.
“Let Your Love Flow” begins when the showcase returns to Jason and vehicle theft. “Love Bites” is heard around the protagonists' apartment, followed by “People Are People” as they drive away. Captain & Tennille's “But I Think It's a Dream,” Prefab Sprout's “Cars and Girls,” and !!!'s “Off the Grid” carry the journey toward and away from the meeting with Brian and Lori.
This middle run is the clearest sign of the Extended Look's range. Music from the 1970s and 1980s sits beside a modern dance-punk track without making Leonida feel tied to a single decade.
“Devil Woman” arrives after the police pursuit involving Raul Bautista. “Se Me Nota (Agárrame)” adds a Dominican dembow pulse as Jason collects Andrés de León, while Phil Collins' “Against All Odds” is heard inside the MegaMundo building.
“Mine O' Mine” follows during Jason's trip toward the conference room. After a short stretch without a licensed song, “Inner Light” begins at approximately 25:44 and scores the final montage and closing monologue.
For a scene-by-scene account of the systems shown alongside this music, read our complete GTA 6 Extended Look gameplay breakdown.
The selection covers more than five decades and several distinct scenes within Leonida:
That variety fits a game spread across Vice City, the Leonida Keys, industrial districts, nightlife venues, highways, wetlands, and smaller communities. It also lets Rockstar use music as environmental storytelling: the song in a crowded apartment does not need to sound like the one playing in a luxury elevator or a convertible crossing the city at night.
The Extended Look also gives Phil Collins a notable connection to the wider series. Collins appeared as himself in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, where “In the Air Tonight” was part of a mission and concert sequence. Hearing “Against All Odds” in the new Vice City is therefore an especially deliberate-feeling callback, although Rockstar has not described it as one.
Not yet. A song can be licensed for a trailer or presentation without being included in the shipped game's interactive radio lineup. Some tracks in the Extended Look sound diegetic because they play from stereos or vehicle radios, but Rockstar has not announced station names, DJs, or a final GTA 6 soundtrack.
The accurate description is: all 14 songs are heard in official GTA 6 footage, but their inclusion in the final playable radio soundtrack remains unconfirmed. Rockstar could include all of them, only some of them, or different tracks by the same artists.
That same rule applies to the music used in the earlier GTA 6 trailers. “Love Is a Long Road” by Tom Petty led Trailer 1, while Trailer 2 used several tracks, including “Hot Together” by The Pointer Sisters. Promotional use is evidence of Rockstar's musical direction, not a complete radio-station announcement.
The first identified song is “Pop Bottles” by Birdman featuring Lil Wayne. It begins about six seconds into the presentation.
The closing song is “Inner Light” by Elderbrook and Bob Moses. It starts at roughly 25:44 and continues through the final shots.
“Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)” by Phil Collins plays at approximately 21:33 during the MegaMundo building sequence.
Fourteen licensed songs have been consistently identified. The presentation also uses original score material, including music associated with the GTA 6 theme, but Rockstar has not released a separate official score credit for the video.
No. Rockstar has not announced the complete radio station, DJ, or song list. The tracks above are confirmed only as music heard in the official Extended Look footage.
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