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I'll start with a timeline of the past year in relation to this Album:
Timeline

• 6th February: Adam announces he's been working non-stop, he is passionate and excited about the new album and that "things are clicking for me in a way they haven't for a long time"
  
• 8th February: Posts on Instagram that he is Writing with DADAAD and DAEAAE.
  
• 16th February we learnt that this time it's personal, as Adam reveals he actively tried to create from the heart rather than the imagination for his new album. At the same time he says that he never wants to lose the part of him that writes from the imagination.
  
• 9th March he posts a picture of a bunch of pop filters to Twitter. He may have been recording vocals for either of the two singles he released this year or the album.
  
• 13th March he spends 13 hours in the studio, once again showing the dedication and passion he feels for the project.
  
• 17th March: Vocal Automation in Logic Pro X. Looks like a new song to me.
  
• 24th March: Secret Weapon
  
• 4th April he posts a picture of mics in front of a guitar amp. This could be from NAHWC, but then again it could also be the new album.
  
• 6th April: A 12 hour studio session. Logic Pro X
  
• 7th April: All day in the studio again. This time with an eagle webcam. Logic Pro X.
  
• 8th April: Definitely Logic Pro X
  
• 10th April: Again Logic Pro X, this time with a plant
  
• 12th April: Adam announces that he doesn't have any plans currently to collaborate with other artists on the new album, but remains open to the possibility if he feels like a song demands it. He states he wants to let his imagination run wild so he can create songs naturally.
  
• Also 12th April: A screenshot of Logic Pro X. This might be from NAHWC or WTAW, but then again maybe not.
  
• 17th April: He tweets this picture of field recording by a river. It is unclear whether this picture was recent at the time, or back from the scores project last year, but given that the photoshoot of him with blond hair seemed to happen after this post it is most likely an older picture.
  
• 21st April: Recording loud guitars
  
• 30th April: He posts this picture of an upside-down bicycle in his recording booth on Twitter.
  
• 3rd May: An interview with iZotope is published. When asked what he's working on he says: "I’m working on my next Owl City album at the moment. I’m holed-up in my studio in Minnesota writing songs and recording up a storm. It’s a life I wouldn’t trade for anything."
  
• 10th May: Adam says that he wants to apply what he's learned from his scores project on his new album.. He says "if Owl City is a hoodie, hopefully this new album or batch of songs will sound like I'm wearing a tux underneath of the hoodie"
  
• 18th May: #fieldrecording
  
• 29th May: He posts a picture of a lot of distortion pedals
  
• 4th June: Automate all the vocals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Logic Pro X.
  
• 28th June: Working Creating Breathing. Logic Pro X.
  
• 2nd July: Gathering samples for the new album. #fieldrecording
  
• 28th July: A Billboard Interview reveals that Adam is preparing 15 songs. Quote: "Young is readying a collection 15 new songs he says he plans to release over the next year."
  
• 13th August: Capturing sound under a bridge because album.
  
• 20th August: We stopped for lunch in Canal Park🎶. Unclear if these are lyrics or whether he actually just stopped for lunch in Canal Park.
  
• 22nd August: Recording in stereo M/S. #fieldrecording
  
• 25th August: Adam posts this clip of his recording light, implying he was still recording at the time.
  
• 26th August: Adam posts this image with the caption "A 15 year old kid from St. Paul..🎶 This structure and its story presented inspiration to a track. #workinonit #Montana #patiencehrasshoppers". This marks the first set of (presumably) lyrics from the new album.
  
• 28th August: Adam posts this image on Instagram, along with the caption "#Minneapolis #Minnesota I am a light sleeper, but I am a heavy dreamer🎶 Look for le hints of "🎶"".
  
• 29th August: Cruised the waves with recording equipment close at hand. Bc ya never know yo.
  
• 31st August: Adam posts more lyrics. This time they are "Do you believe in curiosity? Do you believe in what you cannot see?🎶"
  
• 31st August (again): Adam posts more lyrics on Instagram. "'Cause that's when I was introduced to true serendipity, I knew it when you showed up again in the snow 🎶"
  
• 1st September: More lyrics are posted. "Feet up on the dashboard, we're driving with the windows down, did you forget your phone cord? Will buy one in the next small town 🎶"
  
• 4th September: "Fishing for sounds" posted on Instagram.
  
• 11th September: An image of field recording is posted to Instagram.
  
• 20th September: Possibly more lyrics. "I fell in love again All things go All things go" actually Sufjan Stevens
  
• 21st September: Adam posts a picture captioned "Polishing". Definitely Logic Pro X. The caption implies that this track, and possibly more, are finished.
  
• 25th September: Another field recording shot
  
• 7th October: A casting call goes out for three Owl City music videos.. These videos are set to film between the 10th-15th October.
  
• 8th October: more field recording
  
• 9th October: Adam confirms on Instagram: "I am going to release a new Owl City album"
  
• 11th October: This article about the music video shoot is posted. Article reports a December release, which may mean a single or perhaps the whole album.
  

* 12th October: Image from the music video shoot on the 11th appears on this subreddit

I'm sure I missed some things out. If you have anything you can think of please tell me and I'll add it.
Based on these things I think I have a rough idea of the production process:
February: Is spent mainly on preproduction songwriting, as he starts to experiment with some new music.
March-June: This entire period he seemed to be constantly in his studio. At this time a large chunk of the album was produced.
July-September: Throughout this period he posted a lot of shots of field recording and song lyrics. At the end of July, the 15 song announcement happened. I would say throughout this time he was mainly putting finishing touches on the songs rather than actively songwriting and producing.
October-?: The casting call for the videos would make it seem the music is more-or-less done.
Predictions:
It would seem at the moment that the album is in a relatively complete state, and Adam is currently perfecting it.
I don't think it will be very long time before we hear a single, possibly in December if we're lucky (or November if we're even luckier). Given there has been no real promotion yet I don't think the album will be released until early next year.
What do you guys think?
Edit count for further updates: 4 (12th October, though I think the dates might be messed up due to time zones. Sorry about that)
I don't know why 12th October is so big, t should be formatted correctly :/

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1. 100 Thieves (E-sports organization) – Traitor
2. 20th Century Studios – Traitor
3. 2K Games – Traitor
4. 343 Industries (Halo developer) – Traitor
5. 500 Women Scientists – Traitor
6. ABC Network – Traitor
7. Abelton (Audio company) – Probation
8. Academy Awards – Traitor (Obviously)
9. Acer America – Traitor
10. ActBlue – Traitor
11. ACLU – Traitor
12. Activision Blizzard (Winnie The Flu’s minion) – Traitor
13. Adidas – Traitor
14. Adobe – Traitor
15. Adult Swim – Traitor
16. AIGA Design – Traitor
17. AirBnB – Traitor
18. AltPress (Music News) – Traitor
19. Amazon – Double Traitor
20. AMD – Traitor
21. American Airlines – Traitor
22. American Express – Traitor
23. American Institutes For Research – Probation
24. Americans For The Arts – Traitor
25. Amplitude Studios – Traitor
26. Anastasia Beverly Hills (Cosmetic company) – Traitor
27. Ancestry (Genealogy database) – Traitor
28. Anime Expo (Convention) – Traitor
29. Aniplex (Anime production) – Traitor
30. Annapurna Interactive (Indie publisher) – Traitor
31. ANR (Americans For Nonsmokers’ Rights) – Traitor
32. AOL (From the 1990s) – Traitor
33. Apollo Theater – Traitor
34. Apple – Traitor
35. Arab American Institute – Traitor
36. Arc System Works (Developer) – Traitor
37. Armani – Probation
38. Asobo Studio (A Plague Tale developers) – Traitor
39. ASTRO Gaming – Traitor
40. AT&T; (Held iPhones hostage for five years) – Traitor
41. Atari (Impostors) – Traitor
42. Atlanta Records (Record company) – Traitor
43. Audible (Audio book company) – Traitor
44. Autodesk (Development software) – Traitor
45. Avalanche Studios – Traitor
46. Avid – Traitor
47. AVN Media Network – Traitor
48. AXE Body Spray (Keeping women at bay) – Traitor
49. Bad Robot Entertainment – Traitor
50. Bandai Namco Entertainment – Traitor
51. Bandcamp – Traitor
52. Bang Zoom! Entertainment – Traitor
53. Bank of America (Allowed to steal $45 billion from the U.S. Treasury) – Traitor
54. Barnes & Noble – Traitor
55. Bayer (Science organization) – Probation
56. Beamdog (Developer) – Traitor
57. Behaviour Interactive (Dead By Daylight developer) – Traitor
58. Believe Global (Music promoter) – Traitor
59. Ben and Jerry’s (Ice cream) – Traitor
60. Benefit Cosmetics – Traitor
61. Be Quiet! (PC parts supplier) – Traitor
62. Bergdorf Goodman – Traitor
63. Best Buy – Traitor
64. Bethesda (Doesn’t pay modders for fixing their games) – Double Traitor
65. BioWare (A company with a tired face) – Traitor
66. Blabber Mouth (Rock music news site) – Traitor
67. Black Metal & Brews (Music review site) – Traitor
68. Blackstar Amps (Guitar amp supplier) – Probation
69. Bleacher Report – Traitor
70. Blueberry (Designer fashion) – Traitor
71. Bluehost – Probation
72. BMW USA – Traitor
73. Booking.com – Traitor
74. Boomerang (Cartoon streaming) – Traitor
75. Boost Mobile – Traitor
76. Bossa Studios (Surgeon Simulator developer) – Traitor
77. Bratz (Toys for thots-in-training) – Traitor
78. Brazzers – Traitor
79. Brookefield Zoo – Probation
80. Budweiser – Traitor
81. Bungie (Destiny developer) – Traitor
82. Burberry – Traitor
83. Burger King – Traitor
84. Call of Duty (War propaganda) – Traitor
85. Campbell’s Soup – Traitor
86. Capcom USA (Game publisher) – Traitor
87. Capital Records – Traitor
88. Cartoon Network – Traitor
89. Cash App – Traitor
90. CBS – Traitor
91. CD Baby (Music distributor) – Traitor
92. Center For American Progress (Think tank) – Traitor
93. Certain Affinity – Traitor
94. Chaosium – Probation
95. Cheap Ass Gamer (Game sales) – Traitor
96. Chevron – Traitor
97. Chick-fil-A (Christian food) – Traitor
98. Chip Theory Games (Board game maker) – Traitor
99. Chucklefish (Game maker) – Traitor
100. Chili’s Bar & Grill – Traitor
101. Cinemablend – Traitor
102. Cisco (Tech company) – Traitor
103. Citibank – Traitor
104. Cloak (Clothing brand) – Traitor
105. Cloudflare – Traitor
106. Cloud Imperium Games (Star Citizen developers) – Traitor
107. CNET – Traitor
108. Coloured Raine Cosmetics (Cosmetic company) – Traitor
109. Coca-Cola – Traitor
110. Color of Change – Traitor
111. Columbus City Council – Traitor
112. Comedy Central – Traitor
113. Conde Nast (Parent company for a Communist hive) – Traitor
114. Corsair (Component maker) – Traitor
115. Covergirl – Traitor
116. Crackle TV – Probation
117. Creative Assembly – Traitor
118. Creative Review – Traitor
119. Crucial Memory (Tech company) – Traitor
120. Crunchyroll (Producers of High Guardian Spice) – Traitor
121. CryEngine (Software development tool) – Traitor
122. Curve Digital (Game publisher) – Traitor
123. CW Network – Traitor
124. Cyberpunk 2077 (Video game) – Traitor
125. D’Addario (Guitar strings) – Traitor
126. DC Comics – Traitor
127. Death Wish Coffee – Probation
128. Deep Silver (Game publisher) – Traitor
129. Dell (Cheap PC maker) – Traitor
130. Derpibooru (Imageboard) – Traitor
131. Design Milk (Home decor) – Traitor
132. DeviantArt (Furry breeding ground) – Traitor
133. Devolver Digital (Game publisher that insincerely tries to be edgy) – Traitor
134. Dickies – Traitor
135. Discord (Another furry breeding ground) – Traitor
136. Digital Extremes (Warframe developer) – Double Traitor
137. DigiXArt (Game developer) – Traitor
138. Dimension Ink Games (Developer) – Traitor
139. Dior (Designer fashion) – Traitor
140. Discovery (TV network) – Traitor
141. Disney (Ruining childhoods) – Double Traitor
142. DistroKid – Traitor
143. Dollar General – Traitor
144. Dollar Tree – Traitor
145. Dolby – Traitor
146. Door Dash (Delivery company) – Traitor
147. Doritos (Gamer fuel) – Traitor
148. Double Fine Productions (Failed at sock-puppet math) – Double Traitor
149. Dreamworks (Discount Pixar) – Traitor
150. Dr. Martens Footwear – Traitor
151. Dropbox – Outrageous Triple Traitor
152. Drug Policy Alliance – Traitor
153. Drum Workshop – Virtue-Signaling Traitor
154. DualShockers (Gaming news outlet) – Traitor
155. Dungeons & Dragons (The original Christian nightmare) – Traitor
156. EA Sports – Traitor
157. eBay – Traitor
158. Eddie Bauer – Traitor
159. EFF – Traitor
160. Eidos Montreal (Deux Ex developer) – Traitor
161. Electronic Arts (Gambling enthusiasts) – Double Traitor
162. Elektra Music Group (Music distributors) – Traitor
163. Eleven Arts – Traitor
164. Elevation Church – Probation
165. Elgato Gaming (Streaming solutions) – Traitor
166. E-Line Media (Game publisher) – Traitor
167. EMILY’s List (Pro-choice PAC) – Traitor
168. Entertainment Software Association (Guardians of loot boxes) – Traitor
169. Epic Games Store (CCP training tool) – Traitor
170. Epiphone (Guitar maker) – Probation
171. Ernie Ball (Guitar maker) – Traitor
172. Etsy – Traitor
173. Eurogamer – Traitor
174. EVO (Core values) – Traitor
175. Extra Credits – Traitor
176. F1 (Racing organization) – Traitor
177. Family Dollar – Traitor
178. Fanatical (Software distributor) – Traitor
179. Fandango (Ticket sales) – Traitor
180. Fandom (Fan-ran wiki) – Traitor
181. Fender (Guitar maker) – Traitor
182. Field Museum – Traitor
183. Fight For The Future – Traitor
184. Fine Brothers (Content creation brand) – Traitor
185. Firework TV – Traitor
186. Focusrite (Audio interface production) – Traitor
187. Forever 21 (Fashion outlet) – Traitor
188. Fox TV – Traitor
189. Freeform TV – Traitor
190. Funimation – Traitor
191. Funko (Toy maker) – Traitor
192. Fur Affinity (You don’t want to know) – Traitor
193. Game Informer (GameStop’s b*tch) – Traitor
194. Game Revolution (Gaming news site) – Traitor
195. GamesIndustry.biz – Traitor
196. Gamespot – Traitor
197. GameStop (Essential during COVID-19) – Traitor
198. Games Workshop (Warhammer licensor) – Traitor
199. GameZone – Traitor
200. Garfield Eats – Traitor
201. GaymerX (Gay gamers) – Traitor
202. Gearbox Software (Borderlands creators and destroyers) – Traitor
203. General Assembly (Business educators) – Traitor
204. General Mills – Probation
205. General Motors – Traitor
206. Gematsu (Gaming news) – Traitor
207. Ghost Adventures (TV show) – Traitor
208. Gibson (Guitar maker) – Traitor
209. GKIDS Films – Traitor
210. GLAAD – Traitor
211. GNOME Foundation (Non-profit software distro) – Traitor
212. GoFundMe – Double Traitor
213. Goldman Sachs – Traitor
214. Google (Evil) – Double Traitor
215. Goose Island Beer – Traitor
216. Gorilla Glue (Glue company) – Traitor
217. Goto.Game (Gaming resource) – Traitor
218. Greenpeace – Traitor
219. Grindr – Traitor
220. Gucci – Traitor
221. Guerrilla Collective (Games festival) – Traitor
222. Guerilla Games (KillZone developers) – Traitor
223. Guitar Center – Traitor
224. Gumroad (E-commerce company) – Traitor
225. Gundam Planet (Official Gundam product retailer) – Traitor
226. Häagen-Dazs (Obesity’s best friend) – Traitor
227. Half-Price Books (Bookstore chain) – Traitor
228. Hallmark – Probation
229. Harebrained Schemes (Game developer) – Traitor
230. Hardsuit Labs (Game developer) – Traitor
231. Harley-Davidson – Traitor
232. Harmonix – Traitor
233. Hasbro – Probation
234. HBO Max – Traitor
235. Hershey’s – Probation
236. Hinterland Games (Game developer) – Traitor
237. Hi-Rez Studios (Game developer) – Traitor
238. History Channel – Traitor
239. Hitachi U.S.A. – Probation
240. Hollywood Records – Traitor
241. Home Depot – Traitor
242. Honda – Traitor
243. Hootsuite (Social media news management) – Traitor
244. HostGator – Probation
245. House House (Untitled Goose Game developers) – Traitor
246. HP – Probation
247. Hulu – Traitor
248. Human Rights Campaign – Traitor
249. Humble Bundle – Traitor
250. HyperX (Peripheral maker) – Traitor
251. IAFFE (NGO) – Traitor
252. Ibanez Guitars – Traitor
253. IBM – Traitor
254. Idea Factory International (Game localizer) – Traitor
255. IGN (6/10) – Traitor
256. IGN Australia – Traitor
257. iHeartRadio (Music broadcaster) – Traitor
258. IKEA USA (LEGOS for adults) – Traitor
259. Indeed.com (Job search) – Traitor
260. Indiegogo (Crowdfunding service) – Traitor
261. IndyCar Series – Probation
262. Infinity Ward (Game developer) – Double Traitor
263. Insomniac Games – Traitor
264. Instagram – Traitor
265. Intel – Double Traitor
266. Island Records – Traitor
267. Itch.io (Indie gaming store) – Double Traitor
268. iZotope – Traitor
269. Jagex (Runescape developer) – Traitor
270. JAKKS Pacific (Toy maker) – Traitor
271. JCPenny – Traitor
272. Jet Blue (Travel agency) – Traitor
273. Jim Dunlop (Guitar picks) – Probation
274. Johnson & Johnson – Traitor
275. Kellogg Copmany – Traitor
276. Kerrang! Magazine (Rock magazine) – Traitor
277. KFC – Traitor
278. Kindle (E-reader) – Traitor
279. Kink.com – Traitor
280. Kitfox Games (Indie developers) – Traitor
281. Kodansha Comics (Manga publisher) – Traitor
282. Kohl’s (If you can’t afford designer fashion) – Traitor
283. Kotaku (Blogging activists) – Traitor
284. Last.fm – Traitor
285. Lawyer’s Committee For Civil Rights – Traitor
286. LEGO – Traitor
287. Level 99 Games (Board game maker) – Traitor
288. Lexus – Probation
289. Lifetime TV (Channel for lonely cat ladies) – Traitor
290. Limited Run Games – Traitor
291. LinkedIn – Traitor
292. Little Orbit (Developer) – Traitor
293. Logitech – Traitor
294. L’Oréal Paris – Traitor
295. Lowe’s – Probation
296. Luminosity Gaming (E-sports organization) – Traitor
297. Lush Cosmetics – Traitor
298. Lyrical Lemonade – Traitor
299. Lyft (Taxi service) – Traitor
300. Maybelline – Traitor
301. Macy’s (Martha Stewart’s personal playground) – Traitor
302. Magic: The Gathering (Trading card game) – Traitor
303. Make-A-Wish Foundation – Traitor
304. Manga Entertainment – Traitor
305. Mapex Drums – Probation
306. Marc Jacobs (Designer fashion) – Probation
307. Marijuana Policy Project – Traitor
308. Marvel Entertainment – Traitor
309. Martin Guitar – Traitor
310. Materia Collective (Music producers) – Traitor
311. Mattel (Toy company) – Traitor
312. McCormick * Company – Probation
313. McDonald’s – Traitor
314. MediaJustice – Traitor
315. Metal Blade Records – Probation
316. Metal Hammer Records – Traitor
317. MetalSucks (Leftist news site) – Traitor
318. Michael Kors (Designer fashion) – Traitor
319. Microsoft – Traitor
320. Minecraft – Traitor
321. Moog Synthesizers – Traitor
322. Mondelēz Intl – Traitor
323. MoveOn Organization – Traitor
324. Mozilla – Traitor
325. MSI Gaming (Peripheral maker) – Traitor
326. MTV – Traitor
327. Mythical Entertainment – Traitor
328. Napalm Records – Traitor
329. NARAL (Abortion specialists) – Ironic Traitor
330. Native Instruments (Audio company) – Traitor
331. National Women’s Law Center – Traitor
332. NBC Entertainment – Traitor
333. NBC Universal – Traitor
334. NCSoft (MMO publisher) – Traitor
335. Neiman Marcus – Traitor
336. Nerdist – Traitor
337. Netflix (Left-wing propaganda) – Traitor
338. New Democrat Coalition – Traitor
339. Newgrounds (Edgelord’s first baby-step) – Traitor
340. NewRetroWave (Retro music promoter) – Probation
341. Nextdoor – Traitor
342. NFL – Traitor
343. Niantic Labs (Pokemon Go developer) – Traitor
344. Nickelodeon – Filthy Triple Traitor
345. NightDocs (YouTuber) – Traitor
346. Nike – Traitor
347. Nintendo of America (But NOT Japan) – Traitor
348. Nissan – Probation
349. NodeJS (Javascipt library) – Traitor
350. Noisy Pixel (Gaming news outlet) – Traitor
351. Nokia – Probation
352. No More Robots (Not Tonight developers) – Traitor
353. Nordstrom – Traitor
354. NORML Canada (Marijuana advocacy organization) – Traitor
355. Norvina (Cosmetic brand) – Traitor
356. Novation (Audio software) – Traitor
357. NYAV Post (Recording studio) – Traitor
358. NZXT (PC component supplier) – Traitor
359. Obsidian Entertainment (Game developer) – Traitor
360. Offworld Industries (Squad developer) – Traitor
361. Olay – Traitor
362. Olympus – Traitor
363. Oprah Winfrey Network – Traitor
364. Orangeamps (Guitar amps) – Traitor
365. O’Reilly Media (Entrepreneurial advisors) – Traitor
366. OriginPC (PC maker) – Traitor
367. Otakon (East coast weeb convention) – Traitor
368. Outer Loop Games (Indie developers) – Traitor
369. Paiste Nation (Cymbal maker) – Traitor
370. Pandora Music – Traitor
371. Panera Bread – Traitor
372. Paradox Interactive (Publisher & developer) – Traitor
373. Patreon (Hipster welfare) – Traitor
374. Paypal (Legal money laundering) – Traitor
375. PC Master Race (Official PCMR org) – Traitor
376. PETA (Pokemon’s greatest nemesis) – Traitor
377. PC Gamer – Traitor
378. Pearl Drums (Drum maker) – Traitor
379. Peavey Electronics – Probation
380. Penguin Books USA – Traitor
381. Pepsico – Traitor
382. Philips – Probation
383. Pinterest – Traitor
384. Pixar – Traitor
385. Planet Peebles (Arts and crafts) – Traitor
386. Planned Parenthood (All lives matter… except for fetusus) – Traitor
387. Playboy – Traitor
388. PlayStation – Double Traitor
389. PlayStation Japan – Traitor
390. PlayStation Lifestyle (PlayStation news site) – Traitor
391. Plugin Boutique – Traitor
392. Pokemon – Traitor
393. Poly – Traitor
394. Popeyes Chicken – Traitor
395. Pop-Tarts – Probation
396. Porsche – Probation
397. Pornhub (Subversion) – Traitor
398. Power Rangers – Probation
399. PPI (Progressive policy) – Traitor
400. PQube Games (Localization publisher) – Traitor
401. PreSonus (Audio software) – Traitor
402. Print Magazine – Traitor
403. Procter & Gamble (Mega corporation) – Traitor
404. Promark Drumsticks – Traitor
405. PRSGuitars (Guitar maker) – Traitor
406. Public Citizen (NGO) – Traitor
407. Puma – Traitor
408. Pusheen The Cat (E-tailer) – Traitor
409. Rare Ltd (Game developer) – Traitor
410. Raw Fury (Game publisher) – Traitor

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