1. Metrotango - Volver

    2. Trio Pantango - Madame Ivonne

    3. The Spy from Cairo - The Rose Tango

    4. Otros Aires - Otra Noche En La Viruta

    5. Campo - Mi Corazón

    6. Seoan Feat Ekaterina - Under The Moon 

    7. Andres Linetzky & Ernesto Romeo - Sentimientos

    8. Buenes Aires Social Club - La Cumparsita

    9. Andres Linetzky & Ernesto Romeo - Compadre

    10. Carlos Libedinsky - Vi Luz Y Subν

    11. Seoan - El Cordon

    12. Gotan Project - Tango Square

    13. Tigran Zhamkochyan - Let's Dance Tango

    14. Zoe Tiganouria - Our Last Tango

    15. Buenes Aires Social Club - Santa Maria

    16. Gotan Project - Epoca

    17. Federico Aubele - Su Melodia

    18. Pugliese & E. Romeo - Por Estas Calles

    19. Otros Aires - A Veces

    20. Metrotango - El Dнa Que Me Quieras

    21. Seoan - La Cascada

    22. David Lowe΄s Dreamcatcher - Oxygen 

 

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ATLAS BAR - SINGAPORE

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Occupying the ground floors of Parkview Square, the highly acclaimed bar specializing in gin was opened on 25 March 2017.[1][2] Within the same year, Atlas bar landed itself the 15th spot on the World’s Best Bars list. It also won the ‘Highest New Entry’ title.[3] In 2018, it moved up 7 spots to 8th.[4] In 2019, Atlas Bar ranked 5th on the Asia’S 50 Best Bars list representing Singapore in the Top 10 alongside Manhattan Bar, Native cocktail bar and Jigger and Pony.[5] Atlas was founded by Vicky Hwang, Managing Director of Chyau Fwu Development Singapore and granddaughter of CS Hwang who is the founder of the property firm, Chyau Fwu Group

Design concept

Atlas Bar follows the design style of Parkview Square. Built in 2002, the 144-metre high building has a classic Art Deco style. The aesthetic of the bar draws inspiration from the 1920s. The 7,400-square-foot space features custom-made tufted banquette seating and glossy marble finishings.[7][8][9] The Art Deco style is consistently reflected in the bar’s glassware as well. The glassware is mainly sourced from John Jenkins — a century-old family-run business which also supplies to the British royal family.[10]

The bar’s decor aimed to immerse patrons in a 1920s ‘Jazz Age’ glamour while maintaining a level of intimacy through detailed spatial planning. To achieve this immersion, localized ambient lighting compliments gilded brass elements and the iconic ceiling murals. It takes into consideration the diffusion of sunlight during different hours of the day.[11][12]

Food & drinks

Drink creations at Atlas Bar pay tribute to historical events that occurred between 1900 to 1939 — including the discovery of King Tutankhamun mummy in 1922.[13] From sourced ingredients to reference books such as ‘The Savoy Cocktail Book’ by Harry Craddock, the bar highlights elements that express the ‘joie de vivre’ of the era.[14][15] In addition to cocktails, the bar serves a selection of savoury and sweet food in their afternoon Tea menu and modern western cuisines from the dining menu.[16]

Gin collection

Atlas Bar's Master of Gin, Jason Williams.

Atlas has one of the world’s largest collections of gin sourced from various corners of the world.[17] The centrepiece of Atlas Bar is a three-storey (15-metre-tall) gin tower which houses over 1,300 gins.[18] The bottles are categorised in tiers. Top-level (rare) spirits are only introduced upon discretion. The second tier follows the ‘Gin Ration’ decree — whereby guests are only allowed one pour of each gin per visit.[19][20] All bottles in the gin collection reportedly have a high Alcohol By Volume (ABV) measure of at least 40% ABV.[21]

The centrepiece was previously used as a wine chiller for the former occupant — Divine Wine Extraordinaire wine bar. It served as a part of a grandiose feature which saw an employee dressed up as a fairy to retrieve wine using a pulley system.[22][23]

   

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