Synopsis

A short, impressionistic vignette accompanies Nu:Logic's atmospheric drum and bass track. Rather than presenting a conventional storyline, the video places Aydan Savas\u0327kan at the center of a playful, space-themed visual world, using simple images and rhythmic editing to suggest weightlessness, motion, and altered perception. The deliberately modest presentation allows the music to lead, turning the track's psychedelic mood into a loose audiovisual journey instead of a performance-led promo.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Tripping In Space" is the seventh video in Hospital Records' series of visual accompaniments for the tracks on Nu:Logic's debut album, "What I've Always Waited For."

• The project produced fourteen short, standalone vignettes rather than one conventional, narrative-driven music video.

• The Hospital Records presentation was conceived to capture the mood and feeling of each track, so the videos function more like visual interpretations than standard artist promos.

• Aydan Savas\u0327kan is the credited on-screen performer for this vignette.

• The album version of "Tripping In Space" runs for 5:56, while the official video is a shorter edit.

• "What I've Always Waited For" was released by Hospital Records on March 25, 2013. Nu:Logic is the collaborative project of brothers Dan Gresham, also known as Nu:Tone, and Matt Gresham, also known as Logistics.

• In 2023, Nu:Logic revisited the track with a new VIP version as part of the tenth-anniversary project "Remixes I've Always Waited For."