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Grand Theft Auto V Music Album Available For Pre-order
We all love blasting Grand Theft Auto V's radio while driving recklessly in-game, but now you can take that music with you anywhere. The Grand Theft Auto V inspired music album Welcome to Los Santos is available for pre-order today via iTunes.
Presented and compiled by artists Oh No and Alchemist, the tracks feature a range of genres, such as hip-hop, electronica, dancehall, rock, and R&B. The track Play It Cool by Gangrene feat. Samuel T. Herring and Earl Sweatshirt is the first single off the album, and can be purchased as of now for $1.29 on iTunes. Additionally, the soundtrack will feature tunes from The Lab, a new and exclusive radio station appearing in the upcoming PC edition of the game, which is releasing April 14. The full album can be purchased on CD, vinyl, and digital download on April 21.
Check out the full track list below, as well as Grand Theft Auto V's complete new-gen track listing.
1. Gangrene - Play
It Cool feat. Samuel T. Herring (of Future Islands) & Earl Sweatshirt
2. Ab-Soul - Trouble feat. Aloe Blacc
3. Tunde Adebimpe - Speedline Miracle Masterpiece feat. Sal P & Sinkane
4. MC Eiht & Freddie Gibbs - Welcome to Los Santos feat. Kokane
5. Phantogram - K.Y.S.A
6. Vybz Kartel - Fast Life
7. King Avriel - 20's 50's 100's feat. A$AP Ferg
8. MNDR - Lock & Load feat. Killer Mike
9. Popcaan - Born Bad feat. Freddie Gibbs
10. E-40 - California feat. Dam-Funk & Ariel Pink
11. Wavves - Leave
12. Curren$y & Freddie Gibbs - Fetti
13. Little Dragon - Wanderer
14. Action Bronson & Danny Brown - Bad News
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