GTA 6 Extended Look songs: all 14 tracks, and the one VICE missed

Fourteen licensed songs have been identified by ear in “Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look”, the 26 minutes and 48 seconds of gameplay Netflix streamed on August 27, 2026 at 3 p.m. ET and Rockstar Games posted to YouTube at 9 p.m. ET. Rockstar published no track list. The oldest song is from 1976, the newest from 2023.

Song	Artist	Year
Devil Woman	Cliff Richard	1976
Let Your Love Flow	The Bellamy Brothers	1976
But I Think It’s a Dream	Captain & Tennille	1980
Against All Odds	Phil Collins	1983
People Are People	Depeche Mode	1984
Love Bites	Def Leppard	1987
Cars and Girls	Prefab Sprout	1988
Pop Bottles	Birdman feat. Lil Wayne	2006
Skrilla	Kodak Black	2015
Off the Grid	!!! feat. Meah Pace	2019
Se Me Nota (Agarrame)	Chimbala and Omega	2021
Inner Light	Elderbrook and Bob Moses	2021
Pound Town	Sexyy Red and Tay Keith	2023
Mine O’ Mine	Aluna and Jayda G	2023

That list is not everyone’s. On August 28, 2026, VICE published one of thirteen songs, with no “Inner Light” by Elderbrook and Bob Moses. Yet that is the track of the closing montage, running under Cal Hampton’s voice-over just before the last card puts the November 19, 2026 date back on screen. IGN, Polygon, Khel Now, TechnoSports and InMusic all count it, and none of them flags the gap.

The track missing from VICE’s list also drew the most streams of the five songs Billboard put a number on, and it went to No. 1 on Shazam’s United States Top 200. Chimbala and Omega’s “Se Me Nota (Agarrame)” reached that same top 10. The figures, reported on September 2, 2026 from early Luminate data, cover official on-demand U.S. streams over August 28 to 31, 2026, against the equivalent period a week earlier.

Song	Streams	Gain
Inner Light	694,000	462%
Se Me Nota (Agarrame)	464,000	3,047%
Let Your Love Flow	422,000	43%
Devil Woman	321,000	386%
People Are People	221,000	89%

Billboard writes that practically every song in the presentation gained, and puts no number on the other nine.

Where a song lands says as much as which song it is. Phil Collins and “Against All Odds”, released in 1983, score no chase at all: the track plays inside an elevator, a placement TechnoSports logged on August 28, 2026.

Two of the fourteen have an explanation on the record. Rupert Humphries, senior vice president of narrative at Rockstar Games, told Dazed on August 26, 2026:

“We love Miami music, particularly Miami bass, going through to more recent Miami artists like Kodak Black and Sexyy Red.”

Kodak Black’s “Skrilla” and Sexyy Red’s “Pound Town” both made the 26 minutes.

No radio station is named on screen, and none of the counts published on August 27 and 28, 2026 ties a song to a station. Rockstar Games has announced no original score composer and no soundtrack release.