On September 15, 2026, Travis Scott posted promotional artwork for the game on Instagram, teasing a collaboration with Rockstar Games.[4] Soon after, other artists featured on the album began to post similarly cryptic artwork on their feeds,[5] coinciding with the release of several billboards featuring Vice City themed artwork branded with the Spotify logo.[6] On September 17, 2026, Rockstar Games formally announced the album.[7] Alongside the announcement, six singles from the album were immediately released on all major streaming platforms.[8]
On October 8, 2026, two additional singles from the album were released: "Don't Chart" by Cardi B and "Suzuki" by Fuerza Regida.[9] Another single, "Flower in a Hurricane" by Justice, was later released on October 15, with Justice also announced to be composing the game's original score.[10][11]
The album is set to be released in both double LP and CD formats.[12] Some critics found this ironic, as the base game will not receive a physical disc at launch.[b] A limited edition vinyl release, featuring liquid filled discs, sold out almost immediately after its release, with some resellers listing copies for upwards of $440 USD.[16]
Critical reception
Reception to the first six singles were generally positive, with Billie Bugara, writing for Pitchfork, describing "That's It" as the most "Floridian" of the releases.[17]
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