GTA V RADIO STATIONS UPDATE
The latest in the series of online updates is The Cayo Perico Heist-the most extensive online update to date, taking on El Rubio’s heavily guarded private island in the Caribbean Cayo Perico.
GTA Online: The Cayo Perico Heist: FlyLo FMįast-forward an untouchable 7 years later and Rockstar have continued to push boundaries in terms of extending the GTA V lifespan, actively listening to community feedback to consistently evolve its online experience, earning GTA Online of the most dedicated followings in gaming history and constantly beating its own records for player numbers.
GTA V RADIO STATIONS FULL
It’s a perfect cross-section of Jamaican music curated by a pioneer of the scene, cementing Blue Ark as a stand-out station in a game packed full of excellent music.Ġ5. Named after Perry’s famous backyard studio Black Ark, the station features classic reggae and dub immortals like Gregory Issacs’ ‘Night Nurse’ and Yellowman’s ‘Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt’ while still managing to pepper some dancehall badness from notorious modern acts like Vybz Kartel and Tommy Lee Sparta. GTA V featured a ton of well-curated stations, from Bootsy Collins’ funkadelic Space 103.2, to Flying Lotus’ lo-fi selects on FlyLo FM or the badass soul on The Lowdown 91.1 hosted by Mama G (aka Pam Grier).Ī favourite of ours from this game is the massive The Blue Ark hosted by Jamaica’s original king of dub Lee “Scratch” Perry. This game had so many options-more characters, more vehicles, and more bangers to soundtrack your getaways, heists and general reckless abandon. At the time it was the biggest launch ever, and between then and now it has sold a jaw-dropping 135 million copies worldwide. It’s strange to think GTA V came out all the way back in 2013. The sprinkle of throwback samples tucked away in this playlist are the cherry on top, making it a timeless classic and without a doubt the best station in Vice City. With tracks from the likes of Michael Jackson, The Whispers, Rick James and Kool & the Gang, Fever 105 perfectly reflects the bright lights and dark alleys of Vice City. Hosted by the smooth-talking Oliver ‘Ladykiller’ Biscuit, Fever 105 features an array of classic soul, funk, r&b and disco tracks from the late 70s and early 80s which Ladykiller interrupts every now and then to shout out friends in Vice City-including everyone’s favourite playa’ Lance Vance. Ripping up sand on the beach on a dirt bike while listening to ‘All Night Long’ by the Mary Jane Girls is an unparalleled vibe. Guns, bikinis, palm trees and Fever 105 -Vice City’s champion radio station and the ultimate soundtrack for the city the game is set in (and it’s seedy underworld). 105 degrees, ooh, I’m just gettin’ my groove back on.” “This is Oliver Ladykiller Biscuit on Fever 105.
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