Horizontally compressed and some letters customized.

With enlarged _m_ at start
Shelly Script is almost identical, but has minor differences, such as a stubbier leading connector for _o_

Made thicker

Good find.

I agree that the letters started out as one of the Briem Akademi fonts, but they are essentially monotone/monoline, while letters in the image are in the thick and thin style, with a squashed curve on the horizontal strokes.

I attempted to reproduce the letters by tinkering with the Briem Akademi fonts. My best result so far is Briem Akademi Semibold Cond, with height compressed to 75 percent.



It might be possible to get closer starting with a different compressed or condensed Briem Akademi font and applying a different height compression.

Is this produced by a major company? It might be a privately owned font.

Do you have a company name or any other information on the lettering?

The closest retail font found so far is Contax Pro 75 Bold

When the letters are thickened by a parallel stroke most of them look almost identical to the ones in the image:



But differences in several, including _t_ and _r_.

Califunkia, but note that THIS IS NOT THE FONT.
Other fonts in this vein include Baileywick Curly, P22 Festiva, Fantini, Scary Scrimshaw NF, Elephant Bells, ITC Ziggy, and Periwinkle Fancy.

If you have Microsoft Office 2007 or later, you have access to a font with this style, called Ravie, but note that THIS IS NOT THE FONT.

Psychedelic style of lettering too complex for a font, even with ligatures.
Some of the flavor of the style is shown in fonts like Espresso, but note that THIS IS NOT THE FONT.

Updated:
Deleted speculation on how the designer might have made the letters.

Seems to be custom lettering for the Johnny Cupcakes clothing company.
The word _CUPCAKES_ has a heavy weight and an aspect ratio of height to width of about 5 to 1.
There are very few fonts in this category. Most are wider and a few are taller.
Closest might be Dimensions 300 -- NOT THE FONT -- which is slightly wider and has rounded instead of sharp corners.
For a _K_ with the curved arms you need to look at a wider font like Aurora aka Wagner Grotesk.

Agree the numbers could have been created by editing Myriad, but the black fill seems to have been derived from the Regular weight rather than the SemiBold
After some editing to eliminate ink traps etc. and applying two parallel lines, one can obtain the following result by editing Myriad Regular, which would work as a close substitute for the numbers in the image:

Not convinced that the numbers are taken directly from a font, but still looking.
Closest I found was Serenity Medium.

Alien League would match if made heavier by a parallel stroke

ITC Machine Medium with height reduced to about 70 percent

Harrington is supplied with Microsoft products per the link.
https://www.microsoft.com/typography/fonts/font.aspx?FMID=985

Some horizontal stretching
The swash _g_
https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fenotype/taiga/italic/glyphs.html#glyphs/562761/172
The gapped _a_
https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fenotype/taiga/italic/glyphs.html#glyphs/562761/160

Width may be stretched a little

Frederic W. Goudy used variations of this _N_ for various fonts, most of which are not available in digital form. His Record Title of 1927 is perhaps the closest of his digitized fonts to your image. Also his Goudy Old Style.