Synopsis

Estate's "Slipstream" is an atmospheric, non-narrative music video built around nocturnal imagery and the mood of the song. Rather than presenting a conventional storyline, the clip places the viewer in a shifting visual world of nighttime scenes, stylized lighting, and the band's electronic-pop atmosphere. The imagery moves with the track's steady dance pulse, emphasizing motion, color, and texture over dialogue or character development.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video is presented as the official song/video for "Slipstream" on cinematographer Josh Ethan Johnson's music portfolio.

• "Slipstream" was released by Minneapolis electronic-pop trio Estate through Bass United Recordings on March 25, 2013.

• The release was issued as a two-song package built around "Slipstream" and "Pressure's On," with multiple remixes.

• The official version of "Slipstream" was described as a disco-pop track combining classic synthesizers, rich bass, and the group's vocals.

• The release also included remixes by Dirty McKenzie and Australian producer DCUP, giving the song alternate funk, disco, and electro-oriented interpretations.

• Estate's sound drew on 1970s and 1980s funk, soul, electro, and new wave, alongside modern house and nu-disco influences.