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New Music To Debut In PC Version Of Grand Theft Auto V
The original score of Grand Theft Auto V has inspired several artists to contribute to a new album that will be debuting in the PC release of the game. Welcome to Los Santos is an album featuring new music from various artists across multiple genres.
The album is presented by The Alchemist and Oh No, the composers of the original GTA V score and features several guest artists including Earl Sweatshirt, Little Dragon, Phantogram, Freddie Gibbs, Killer Mike, and more. The music will debut in GTA V for PC on a new radio station hosted by The Alchemist and Oh No called "The Lab."
Grand Theft Auto V is scheduled to launch on PC on April 14, but those who just want to listen to the music can purchase the full standalone album digitally or at retail on either CD or vinyl on April 21.
Our Take
We spend a lot of time driving in GTA games, so more music is always a very good thing. The fact that this is brand new music inspired by the original GTA V score makes its existence even cooler.
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