The Blue Ark in GTA 5

(The Blue Ark radio station logo in GTA V)

The Blue Ark is a radio station in GTA V. It is hosted by Lee "Scratch" Perry. Reggae and Dub music is featured on this radio station. When a player drives out of range of the Blaine County station, the radio tunes into this station.

The Blue Ark Information

Name	The Blue Ark
Location	Los Santos, San Andreas
Genre	Reggae
Styles	Dub
	Dancehall
	Roots Reggae
	Reggae Fusion
Host(s)	Lee "Scratch" Perry
Appearance(s)	GTA V
	GTA Online

Tracklist

"Odd Ras" by Chronixx (2012)
"Money In My Pocket" by Dennis Brown (1972)
"Night Nurse" by Gregory Isaacs (1982)
"Crazy Girl" by Half Pint (1997)
"Chapter Three" by Joe Gibbs & The Professionals (1978)
"Sons Of Slaves" by Junior Delgado (1977)
"Gun Shot A Fire" by Konshens (2012)
"I Am A Madman" by Lee Perry & The Upsetters (1986)
"Disco Devil" by Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Full Experience (1977)
"Grumblin' Dub" by The Upsetters (1977)
"Psycho" by Tommy Lee Sparta (2012)
"We Never Fear Dem (So Bad Riddim)" by Vybz Kartel feat. Popcaan (2012)
"Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt" by Yellowman (1983)
"Kingston Be Wise" by Protoje (2012)

Exclusively in the Enhanced Version

"Loyal (Royals Remix)" by Demarco (2014)
"Kingston Town (Remix)" by Busy Signal feat. Damian Marley (2012)
"Topic of the Day" by I-Octane (2011)
"Addi Truth" by Vybz Kartel (2014)
"Money Come and Money Go" by Lee "Scratch" Perry (2010)
"Roast Fish & Cornbread" by Lee "Scratch" Perry (1978)
"Mr. Money Man" by Danny Hensworth (1978)

Appearances in storyline

This radio station plays in Omega’s trailer and in Pacific Bluffs Country Club.

Deleted Songs

Bramma feat. Elephant Man - Duh Weh Mi Waah (2011)
Dennis Brown - Westbound Train (1975)
Gregory Issacs - Slum (1978)
Junior Murvin - Police and Thieves (1976)
Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Jungle Lion (1973)
Leo Graham - Want a Wine (1972)
Linval Thompson - Jah Jah the Conqueror (1975)
Sean Paul - Temperature (2005)
Sizzla - Living Up (2002)
Mikey Dread - Dread At the Controls (1979)
UB40 - Red Red Wine (1983)

Trivia

The host of this station Lee "Scratch" Perry passed away on 29th August, 2021.
"Grumblin' Dub" by The Upsetters plays in the background between songs.
The station's name is derived from The Black Ark, a recording studio built in 1973 by Lee "Scratch" Perry, the DJ for Blue Ark.