Project 66 Pirate Radio

Project 66 Pirate Radio is a custom RadioExt station mod for Cyberpunk 2077 featuring original music created by Project 66. Built for the streets of Night City, this station delivers industrial rock, heavy metal, dark atmosphere, outlaw energy, and anti-corporate broadcasts from Ghost — a rogue pirate DJ transmitting through the noise of the system.

This station was designed to feel like a real underground frequency hidden inside the chaos of Cyberpunk 2077. Expect aggressive bass, cinematic atmosphere, rebellion, survival, and the kind of music meant for neon highways, rain-soaked nights, and heavily armed bad decisions.

• []Fully functional custom RadioExt station [/]

  []Original Project 66 music [/]

  []Pirate radio broadcasts from Ghost [/]

  []Immersive cyberpunk atmosphere [/]

  []Shuffle support [/]

  []Lore-friendly outlaw radio style [/]

Requirements:

• []RadioExt [/]

  []Cyber Engine Tweaks [/]

  []RED4ext [/]

Installation:

Extract the contents of the archive into your Cyberpunk 2077 game directory.

Ownership & Rights:

All music, voice work, branding, logos, and original audio content included in this mod are the intellectual property of Project 66 and Jeff R. Young (wickedwisdom66). These tracks are original creations of the group and are not authorized for reuploading, redistribution, repackaging, or use in other mods, projects, or media without direct permission from the creator.

Project 66 was built from the ground up as an independent creative music project and remains fully owned by its creators.

Welcome to the frequency.

66. 6 FM is now live.

UPDATE: Version 2. 0. 0 is now live, with added content.

About Project 66

Project 66 is an independent industrial rock/metal music project created by Jeff R. Young (wickedwisdom66), Connor Price, and Will Lambirth (fractism), blending heavy atmosphere, cinematic storytelling, and dark energy.

If you enjoy the music featured in this mod, you can find Project 66 on:

Amazon Music

Apple Music

This is our first mod, ever. So if there are issues, concerns, or suggestions, please feel free to let us know. Or better yet, let us know what we did right, so we can keep on that road...