Spotify appears to have briefly exposed two additional artists connected to Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, potentially revealing Cardi B and Fuerza Regida before Rockstar Games formally announces the full tracklist. GTA community accounts including iGrandTheftAuto and videotech reported that Spotify placeholder entries for tracks 10 and 19 had begun displaying the artists’ names on October 4. The listings were subsequently removed, so the discovery should be treated as an unconfirmed platform leak rather than an official artist announcement.
According to the captured listings, Fuerza Regida was associated with track 10 while Cardi B appeared against track 19. Neither entry revealed a song title, and both remained placeholder tracks rather than playable releases when they were spotted. Videotech later reported that the information had disappeared from Spotify, suggesting the artist metadata may have been exposed ahead of schedule.
Rockstar and Atlantic Records officially announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album with 34 original tracks on September 17. The record launches on November 19 alongside Grand Theft Auto VI and is available for pre-save through major streaming platforms, as well as for pre-order on CD and vinyl. Rockstar has so far publicly identified only six of the songs, leaving 28 tracks unrevealed.
Those six announced releases are Yung Lean’s “That’s It,” featuring Future and Metro Boomin; Travis Scott’s “RHYNO”; “Sexy Magic” from CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy; Morgan Wallen’s “Last Thing You Need”; Rauw Alejandro’s “Macacoa 2000”; and Keith Richards’ “Bright Lights, Big City.” Spotify’s album listing has already shown the complete 34-slot running order with unreleased positions represented by placeholders. That structure is what made the newly surfaced artist names particularly noticeable.
The reported appearance of Cardi B and Fuerza Regida would also fit Rockstar’s description of the album as featuring a broad, genre-spanning roster. Cardi B is one of the biggest names in contemporary hip-hop, while Fuerza Regida has become a major force in regional Mexican music. Their inclusion would further widen an already varied lineup that stretches from rap and reggaeton to country, electronic music and rock.
Spotify has also been unusually visible in Rockstar’s GTA VI music campaign. Before the album was officially announced, Spotify and Rockstar-branded GTA VI billboards appeared in multiple cities, adding to speculation that a music reveal was imminent. Several artists, including Travis Scott, had also posted coordinated imagery connected to GTA VI before Rockstar confirmed the album itself.
That history gives the latest Spotify discovery more weight than a typical social-media rumor, but it still falls short of confirmation. Streaming services routinely receive release metadata ahead of public announcements, and premature artist or track information can occasionally surface before being hidden again. At the same time, placeholder metadata can change, and neither Rockstar Games, Atlantic Records, Spotify, Cardi B nor Fuerza Regida has publicly confirmed these two specific album slots.
For now, the strongest interpretation is that Spotify briefly exposed backend metadata connecting Fuerza Regida to track 10 and Cardi B to track 19 of the 34-track album. The absence of titles means it remains unclear whether either artist would appear as the primary performer, a featured guest or part of a larger collaboration. Rockstar still has most of Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album to reveal before its November 19 release, making further artist and track announcements likely as launch approaches.
