CA-Bar 75

CA-Bar 75 is the second studio album by American record producer Electrinator. It was released on January 27, 2020, through Electrinator Audio Productions. It was announced in November 2019, after Electrinator announced a return from his 3 month hiatus. It was supported in release by co-lead singles "Who Asked" and "Landhill Vibes", as well as another single in "Grounds of Duncan". The album is a step in another direction in terms of Electrinator's musical style, combining electronic, ambient, indie, alternative, and rock music.

The album is also a concept album based off of Greenlee County, Arizona, and many of its locations and relics. Many songs are directly based on towns and landmarks of the county, and the cover art is an image of Greenlee County's landscape from the Gila River. The name of the album is also based on the county, CA-Bar being the name of a creek in York, and 75 is one of the highways in the county.

Recording
CA-Bar 75 was recorded over a span of 3 months at Electrinator Audio Productions Studio in Las Vegas, NV. All songs were solely produced by Electrinator himself.

The album mainly starts off with electronic and ambient music, and after Grounds of Duncan, the album's music transitions into rock music, with guitar and some sound effects such as gunshots (Grounds of Duncan)

Songs
Circles was released as a promotional single before the release of the album
 * 1) Who Asked
 * 2) Swift Current Anthem
 * 3) Landhill Vibes
 * 4) Castaway
 * 5) Circles
 * 6) Grounds of Duncan
 * 7) Road to the Mine
 * 8) VLCVLL

Who Asked and Landhill Vibes served as co-lead singles.

Grounds of Duncan was also a single release.

Chronology
Previous Album: Universe (2019)

CA-Bar 75 (2020)

Next Album: CA-Bar 75: The Remixes (2020)