Music is one of those details you feel before you notice. At Tap Line, the sound is not an afterthought. It is part of the experience, layered into the atmosphere the same way the lighting and cocktails are. And yes, we have a playlist. In fact, we have several.
The range is intentional. One night might start with low tempo grooves, a warm build that lets conversations settle and glasses clink without interruption. As the room fills, the music adapts. The tracks gain depth, rhythms tighten, and the bass begins to thread through the energy of the crowd. It is never static because Tap Line is never static.
The playlist is built to flow with the night. You might hear nu jazz sitting comfortably next to deep house, or a classic vinyl-inspired cut sliding into something more electronic. What matters is not genre, but intention. Each track is chosen to move the night forward without taking the spotlight away from the people in the room.
At its core, the playlist at Tap Line is about range. It respects the early hours, builds the middle, and lands the close. It is designed to feel curated without feeling scripted. A conversation between tracks, one that matches the tempo of DIFC nights and the rhythm of the bar itself.
So yes, we have a playlist. It has range because the night has range. And the best way to understand it is to step through the mirror and let it play out.
