.drdre's 'Grand Theft Auto' tracks are now available on streaming
— to release the songs in a less than traditional way: as part of the online game’s storyline. According to the original statement first announcing the collaboration, in “The Contract,” the rapper’s tracks were stored in a misplaced phone that was later found by the wrong people in the game.
“Lost in the shuffle on his way to Cayo Perico last year, it turns out Dr. Dre’s phone isn’t just missing — it’s in the wrong hands. Not only that, but the phone also contains the hottest property in the city: new, unreleased music from Dr. Dre himself,” the game’s official description read, which promised to feature “a ton of new and unreleased exclusive tracks from Dr. Dre and a heavy-hitting lineup of artists” as well as “new weapons, vehicles, and much more.
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