Miller High Life Dive Bar Sounds Liquid Vinyl

The record is a part of Miller High Life's latest venture, "The Soundtrack to the High Life," which is a new, year-long music platform honoring the authentic moments where music and The Champagne of Beers come together.

Dive Bar Sounds, a liquid-infused record made by Miller High Life, features sounds from a busy bar.

To kick off the new initiative, Miller is selling a liquid-infused vinyl record titled "Dive Bar Sounds." The record, which has real liquid inside, comes to life with original tracks that feature ambient sounds of a busy bar. From the welcome creak of the door to the familiar clink of High Life and the low hum of conversations, Miller hopes to transport listeners to their favorite local dive bar.

Among the eight tracks featured on the vinyl are:

Welcome to the Dive– an upbeat rhythm built from the percussive sounds of pool balls, with subtle notes of the classic High Life jingle from old ad spots woven throughout, capturing the energy of game night at your favorite bar.

Regular's Remix – a laid-back track where the familiar murmur of regulars and clinking High Life bottles create the soundtrack to a perfect night at the bar.

Champagne Nights – an ambient sound led by the signature hiss of The Champagne of Beers being opened and the effervescent dance of bubbles rising to the top.

Last Call Symphony – a low-fi melody featuring the hum of High Life neon signs and closing time bell that feels like your final waltz out of the dive bar.

"We’re thrilled to launch The Soundtrack to the High Life, bringing Miller High Life’s celebratory spirit to music fans everywhere," said Frank Cirone, senior director of marketing for Miller High Life. "From our innovative vinyl to the exciting sponsorship of Teddy Swims' North American Tour, and partnerships with Touch Tunes and Fender, we’re creating authentic music experiences that welcome fans to live the High Life through the universal language of music. It’s about celebrating those everyday moments where great music and The Champagne of Beers naturally come together."