Dutch DJ Tiesto and Canadian singer-songwriter Tate McRae have teamed up for a new single, 10:35, and the music video was shot at Dubai's ultra-luxury resort Atlantis The Royal.
The song, which was released on Thursday, made its broadcast premiere on MTV Live, MTVU, MTV Biggest Pop and Paramount Times Square Billboards. In the video, the two acts perform in various locations around the Atlantis The Royal, with the Dubai skyline in the background.
"I’m very excited to be partnering with this iconic new property," said Tiesto. "Tate and I wanted to create a song that captured the energy of an experience at Atlantis The Royal, and I’m proud to say the feeling of 10:35 and this property are both infectious. So excited for the world to finally hear it."
In the video, McRae can be seen posing in the lobby, with Droplets in the background, an 11.5-metre-tall metal figure depicting drops of water made from 5.5 tonnes of stainless steel. She also performs in an outdoor pool and with the hotel towering behind her.
"I’m happy to announce I’m doing a partnership with the Atlantis The Royal property in Dubai with Tiesto," said McRae. "It’s always exciting to branch out and work with different brands and artists. The music video is unlike anything I’ve seen before, and the hotel is just unreal."
Reservations now open at Atlantis The Royal
it may not be opening until next year, but you can now make reservations to stay at Atlantis The Royal from March 2023.
The hotel's public reservations opened on Monday, and guests can book stays from March 4. Rooms in the opening month start at Dh4,066 for the first fortnight, going up to Dh4,545 from March 19. In April, rooms cost as much as Dh5,951 per night.
At the time of writing, a minimum of two nights had to be booked between March 4 and October 30, 2023, in order to proceed with a reservation.
Earlier this month, it was announced that the ultra-luxurious waterfront hotel's grand opening will take place in late January, postponed from November.
Inside the Atlantis The Royal — in pictures
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The sun sets over Atlantis The Royal. Getty Images for Atlantis Dubai -
At 11.5 metres tall and made from 5.5 tonnes of stainless steel, 'Droplets' is the focal piece of the lobby at Atlantis The Royal. Getty Images for Atlantis Dubai -
One of the interior hallways featuring marble staircases and impressive architectural design by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (New York). Getty Images for Atlantis Dubai -
First images of Atlantis The Royal in Dubai have been revealed, displaying its grandeur with six towers adjoined by a 90 metre long sky pool on the 22nd floor. Getty Images for Atlantis Dubai -
An en suite at the new Atlantis The Royal hotel in Dubai, complete with a stand-alone bath and marble floor and walls. Getty Images for Atlantis Dubai -
A range of pillows for every physical need is provided to each room in the new Atlantis The Royal hotel in Dubai. Getty Images for Atlantis Dubai -
One of 44 Sky Pool Villa Suites, which come with private infinity pools. Getty Images for Atlantis Dubai -
One of the signature suites at Atlantis The Royal, featuring interiors by GA Design (London). Getty Images for Atlantis Dubai -
Atlantis The Royal is a 43-storey cantilevered hotel that will also be home to residences. Photo: B1 Properties -
Atlantis The Royal Resort & Residences is located on the crescent of The Palm, next to the Atlantis, The Palm. -
It was designed by New York City’s Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates. Photo: The Royal Atlantis Resort & Residences -
Spanning 63 hectares and housing 795 rooms and suites, countless hospitality venues and no less than 90 swimming pools, the resort’s opening has been anticipated for years. Photo: Wam -
Dining options include plenty of celebrity restaurants including the Middle East's first Dinner by British chef Heston Blumenthal. Photo: Kerzner International -
A show apartment at The Atlantis Royal Residences & Resort. -
Rose gold accents in the show apartment. -
Bedroom at the show apartment. -
A rendering of the Ling Ling skywalk in Atlantis The Royal. -
It is the sister property of Atlantis, The Palm. Karim Sahib / AFP
