Music

The Ballad of Gay Tony keeps GTA IV's radio but gives it a nightlife makeover to match Luis Lopez and Tony Prince's club world. The downloadable episode refreshes five stations, four of them with new playlists (52 songs in total, several with new DJs):

• Electro-Choc: 13 songs, with Crookers behind the decks.
• Vladivostok FM: 15 songs.
• K109 The Studio: 16 songs.
• San Juan Sounds: 8 songs, with Henry Santos taking over from Daddy Yankee.
• Integrity 2.0: Lazlow's talk show gets new segments.

The standalone Episodes from Liberty City disc, released on Xbox 360 on 29 October 2009 together with the download (PlayStation 3 and PC followed in April 2010), adds three exclusive stations with another 48 songs: Vice City FM, RamJam FM and Self-Actualization FM. On the disc they stand in for GTA IV stations that did not carry over, and the updated stations play only their episode material; with the download on top of GTA IV, the new tracks simply join the original rotations. Below are only the new songs; GTA IV's own playlists are on the GTA IV page. Some tracks were removed in April 2018 when their ten-year licences expired.

Electro-Choc

Electro house, now in the hands of Crookers, the Italian DJ and production duo from Milan, who play their set from Maisonette 9, where they are the resident DJs. "No Security" plays in the game's final mission, as Luis parachutes back to Liberty City.

1. "Jump Up" - Major Lazer feat. Leftside & Supa Hype
2. "Kid Conga" - Daniel Haaksman feat. MC Miltinho
3. "A City Under Siege" - Boy 8-Bit
4. "Put Your Hands on Me (A Capella)" - Crookers feat. Kardinal Offishall & Carla-Marie
5. "Nude Night" - The Chemical Brothers
6. "Bad Men" - Crookers feat. Solo
7. "Animal (Crookers Remix)" - Miike Snow & Crookers
8. "Watching You (Oliver $ Remix)" - Jahcoozi
9. "Boxer" - Crookers feat. Nic Sarno
10. "Stickin" - SonicC
11. "Knock You Out (Andy George Remix)" - Black Noise
12. "Boom Da (Crookers Mix)" - Mixhell feat. Jen Lasher & Oh Snap
13. "No Security" - Crookers feat. Kelis

Vladivostok FM

The Eastern European community station switches to house and Eurodance, hosted by the British DJ Paul and his endless "Let's 'ave it". The same set plays inside the Bahama Mamas nightclub, with no adverts. "Salvation", "Music" and "When Love Takes Over" were removed in April 2018.

1. "How Would U Feel" - David Morales feat. Lea-Lorien
2. "Lovin' You More (Freemasons Vocal Club Mix)" - Steve Mac
3. "Salvation (eSQUIRE Mix)" - Sucker DJs
4. "Put 'Em High (JJ's Club Mix)" - Stonebridge feat. Therese
5. "You Never Know (Morjac Extended Mix)" - Marly
6. "Lola's Theme" - Shape: UK
7. "Love on My Mind" - Freemasons feat. Amanda Wilson
8. "Can't Get Enough" - Soulsearcher
9. "The Weekend" - Michael Gray
10. "Music" - Jonathan Peters feat. Maya Azucena
11. "Crazy World (Fonzerelli Mix)" - J Majik & Wickaman
12. "Boogie 2Nite (Seamus Haji Big Love Mix)" - Booty Luv
13. "The Best Thing" - Hook N Sling
14. "Pjanoo (Original Club Mix)" - Eric Prydz
15. "When Love Takes Over" - David Guetta feat. Kelly Rowland

K109 The Studio

Disco, with Karl Lagerfeld back at the mic and a new mix of club classics. It is Tony Prince's favourite station. "Still in Love" was removed in April 2018.

1. "A Lover's Holiday" - Change
2. "Any Love" - Rufus feat. Chaka Khan
3. "(Are You Ready) Do the Bus Stop" - Fatback Band
4. "Boogie Oogie Oogie" - A Taste of Honey
5. "Disco Inferno" - The Trammps
6. "Doin' the Dog" - Creme d'Cocoa
7. "Everybody Dance" - Chic
8. "He's the Greatest Dancer" - Sister Sledge
9. "I Need You" - Sylvester
10. "Menergy" - Patrick Cowley feat. Sylvester
11. "Put Your Body in It" - Stephanie Mills
12. "Relight My Fire" - Dan Hartman
13. "Shake Your Groove Thing" - Peaches & Herb
14. "Still in Love" - Rose Royce
15. "There But For the Grace of God Go I" - Machine
16. "Young Hearts Run Free" - Candi Staton

San Juan Sounds

Daddy Yankee hands over to Henry Santos of the bachata group Aventura, and the reggaeton gets company from bachata and merengue. This is Luis Lopez's favourite station. Four of the eight songs ("El Desprecio", "Na De Na", "Dime" and "Llora, Llora") were removed in April 2018.

1. "El Desprecio" - Aventura
2. "Suavemente" - Elvis Crespo
3. "Na De Na" - Angel y Khriz feat. Gocho & John Eric
4. "Dime (Bachata Remix)" - Ivy Queen
5. "Virtual Diva" - Don Omar
6. "Me Estás Tentando" - Wisin & Yandel feat. DJ Nesty
7. "Llora, Llora" - Tego Calderón feat. Oscar D'León
8. "Guallando" - Fulanito

Integrity 2.0

Lazlow's street-interview talk show returns with new segments and an illegal immigrant sidekick, Jorge. Lazlow yells at a street artist who draws him with "man-tits" and a bald patch, gets chased by a policeman for urinating in public, and is beaten up by a street musician after standing in his donation pile. Turned away from Maisonette 9 and unable to find Bahama Mamas, the pair end up in Hercules, seemingly unaware that it is a gay club. Since the episode takes place halfway through GTA IV's story, the station is available from the start.

Vice City FM

1980s pop, exclusive to the Episodes from Liberty City disc (and later the PC version of GTA IV: The Complete Edition), where it replaces The Vibe 98.8. The host is Fernando Martinez, who ran Emotion 98.3 in GTA Vice City and Vice City Stories. Evan Moss sings along to "Maneater" at the start of the mission Bang Bang. Five songs were removed in April 2018:

• "Wood Beez"
• "You're the Voice"
• "Teardrops"
• "History"
• "C'est la Vie"

1. "Maneater" - Hall & Oates
2. "When Love Breaks Down" - Prefab Sprout
3. "I Don't Want a Lover" - Texas
4. "Voices Carry" - 'Til Tuesday
5. "Wood Beez (Pray Like Aretha Franklin)" - Scritti Politti
6. "Stay with Me Tonight" - Jeffrey Osborne
7. "Breakout" - Swing Out Sister
8. "Cuddly Toy" - Roachford
9. "You're the Voice" - John Farnham
10. "Teardrops" - Womack & Womack
11. "People Hold On" - Coldcut feat. Lisa Stansfield
12. "History" - Mai Tai
13. "Wishing Well" - Terence Trent D'Arby
14. "Heart and Soul" - T'Pau
15. "C'est la Vie" - Robbie Nevil
16. "Love Changes (Everything)" - Climie Fisher
17. "The Look" - Roxette
18. "Kayleigh" - Marillion
19. "The Politics of Dancing" - Re-Flex
20. "Find the Time" - Five Star
21. "I Can't Wait" - Nu Shooz
22. "Misfit" - Curiosity Killed the Cat
23. "Buffalo Stance" - Neneh Cherry
24. "Divine Emotions" - Narada Michael Walden
25. "Labour of Love" - Hue and Cry
26. "Something About You" - Level 42
27. "Waiting for a Star to Fall" - Boy Meets Girl
28. "Wishing I Was Lucky" - Wet Wet Wet

RamJam FM

Reggae, dub and dancehall, hosted by David Rodigan, whose nickname "Ram Jam" gives the station its name. On the Episodes from Liberty City disc it replaces both Tuff Gong Radio and Massive B Soundsystem 96.9. "Anything Goes" by Major Lazer plays in Luis Lopez's character trailer.

1. "Don't Fuss (Sweet Reggae Music)" - Barrington Levy
2. "Out of Jamaica" - Ini Kamoze
3. "Holiday" - Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley
4. "Jammin' for Survival" - The Morwells & Prince Jammy
5. "Police in Helicopter" - John Holt feat. Sizzla
6. "Hard Time Pressure" - Sugar Minott
7. "007 (Shanty Town)" - Desmond Dekker
8. "Anything Goes" - Major Lazer feat. Turbalance
9. "Jammy A Shine" - Prince Jammy
10. "54-46 Was My Number" - Toots & the Maytals
11. "Worries in the Dance" - Frankie Paul
12. "Mus Come a Road" - Mr. Vegas

Self-Actualization FM

Ambient and chill-out, hosted by Audrey: despite the name, it is a music station, not a talk show. It replaces The Journey, Fusion FM and Jazz Nation Radio 108.5 on the disc, and its playlist is newer than The Journey's, from the late 1980s to the late 2000s. The chatter between songs ties it to the Children of the Mountain cult, with mentions of Brother Adrian.

1. "A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules from the Centre of the Ultraworld (Live Mix MK10)" - The Orb
2. "Artifacts & Prophecies" - Alpha Wave Movement
3. "Bike" - Autechre
4. "Cosmology Myth" - Larry Heard
5. "Go Forward (Love Bubble Mix)" - Chilled by Nature
6. "Moonbathing" - Tom Middleton
7. "Skygazer (3002 Remix)" - Alucidnation
8. "Psychedelic Brunch Pt. 5 Version 8" - Pete Namlook and Klaus Schulze feat. Bill Laswell

Grand Theft Auto IV - The Theme Song Collection

There was no radio soundtrack album for the episode, but its theme song did come out on record. "I Keep on Walking" by Aaron Johnston, Jesse Murphy and Avi Bortnick is the episode's theme, and one of the few GTA themes with lyrics. It appears, together with a downtempo mix, on Grand Theft Auto IV - The Theme Song Collection, released on 13 April 2010, the day Episodes from Liberty City came out on PC in North America.

1. "Soviet Connection" - Michael Hunter
2. "The Lost and Damned Theme" - Stuart Hart & Tony Eicher
3. "I Keep on Walking" - Aaron Johnston, Jesse Murphy & Avi Bortnick
4. "I Keep on Walking (Downtempo Mix)" - Aaron Johnston, Jesse Murphy & Avi Bortnick