Forza Horizon 6 once again features a specially-curated playlist created by drum ‘n’ bass label Hospital Records – but you’ll be waiting a while to stream it.
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As part of the open-world racing game, Forza Horizon 6 features nine different radio stations for you to listen to. “Music isn’t just at the backdrop of our games; it’s at the forefront,” said developers Playground Games in a blog post. “Forza Horizon has had it all, from global sensations and smash hits to hidden gems and genre-bending beats that have infused our iconic line-up of radio stations, expertly curated for your listening pleasure.”
Eight of the nine soundtracks were released on streaming ahead of the game’s launch but Hospital Records has confirmed that fans will have to wait until July to listen to their contribution to the soundtrack outside of the game.
“Forza Horizon 6 is out. Hospital Radio is back. Start your engines, who’s raving with us in-game?” they wrote on Instagram before confirming it would be available to stream from July 24.
The complete ‘Forza Horizon 6’ x Hospital Records radio station playlist is:
Hayve X Anais X Laminar – ‘Redline (ft. Skyelle)’
Fonts – ‘Falling’
Fred V – ‘Vortex’
Hoax x So What? – ‘Thread The Needle (ft. Dynamite MC)’
Hugh Hardie – ‘Challenger’
Inside Info x Kemal – ‘Iceberg’
IYRE x Makato – ‘Skyline Fever’
Logistics – ‘Hyperspace’
Makoto x Elle Shimada – ‘Astral Travelling’
Nu:Logic – ‘Chromium’
Nu:Tone x Solah – ‘Clarity’
Urbandawn – ‘Superheim’
Waeys – ‘U & Me’
Winslow x Gabriella Bongo x Elsa – ‘Pieces Of Me’
Unglued – ‘Wrong Phase, Right Time’
Formula – ‘Stone Cold’
S.P.Y – ‘Rock Da House (Alibi remix)’
Bop x Subwave – ‘Elastic Dreams’
Sudley x Degs – ‘Breath Again’
Metrik – ‘Dawnbreaker (Subsonic Remix)’
TANTRON – ‘Trigger Sequence’
Nixxy Rain – ‘Salsa Stepper’
P Money x Whiney – ‘Photo Finish’
TANTRON x Makamura Miniami – ‘Turbo Fire’
Forza Horizon 6 launched earlier this week and has become the best-reviewed game of 2026 so far. Last week, a leaked version of Forza Horizon 6 made its way online but developers promised lifetime bans for anyone who played it.
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