GTA 5's cancelled expansion music revealed

Expansion was rumoured to feature Trevor as an undercover agent alongside a soundtrack that fits the theme

Tech Desk - Jun 25, 2024

An undated image of GTA 5. — Rockstar Games

Grand Theft Auto 5, an action-adventure video game series, has been a beloved game for over a decade among gamers, and still, they are revealing so many new secrets from the gameplay that have never been heard before.

Recently, a music track surfaced online that is known to be allegedly from the game's unreleased expansion, however, it has sparked excitement and curiosity among the fans, who are eager to learn more about the cancelled DLC.

The track that got uncovered, called "Clifford," was posted by the band Sweet Valley in 2021 but was recently rediscovered by GTA Focal. Sweet Valley is known for creating the music for GTA 5 that made the fans believe that this track is from a cancelled expansion.

However, the rumours suggest that the expansion was featuring Trevor as an undercover agent alongside a soundtrack that fits the theme. The track has a sleek and sophisticated vibe, with a hint of espionage and intrigue.

According to the earlier details regarding the DLC, it was supposed to highlight Trevor’s new story, with Steven Ogg — voice actor, describing it as "James Bond Trevor" working for the FIB. Unfortunately, later on, the expansion got cancelled, and the footage was repurposed for GTA Online. Fans were disappointed by the cancellation, as they were eager to explore more of Trevor's story.

The rediscovery of this uncovered soundtrack has sparked renewed interest among the fans. While Rockstar Games hasn't confirmed the track's origins yet, but still the GTA fans are still excited about the possibility of the new content. Some fans have even started speculating about the potential plot of the cancelled DLC, based on the soundtrack and other rumours.