"Slip" is a song by British girl-group Stooshe from their debut album London with the Lights On. Produced by Future Cut, it was released as the album's third single by Warner Music UK from 12 May 2013. Stooshe released the official artwork for the single on 20 March 2013. "Slip" is about a partner who has become comfortable in a relationship and has forgotten how to be romantic.

The song has a Motown sound, which Karis Anderson said gave the group their sense of fun back. The accompanying music video was directed by Bryan Barber and released on 25 March 2013. It depicts the group singing the track in a bowling alley, while performing retro choreography.

"Slip" was written by Jo Perry, Mo Brandis, Iyiola Babalola and Darren Lewis. The song was produced by Future Cut, vocals were recorded and produced by Jo Perry and Mo Brandis. "Slip" was released by Warner Music UK on 12 May 2013. Stooshe told Kim Carr from the Daily Star that "Slip" marks the start of the band's comeback, after they decided to disown their cover of "Waterfalls", which did not achieve the same success as their previous singles. Karis Anderson commented that the group were giving their fans "the Stooshe attitude" back. They also wanted to stick with a Motown sound, which gives them their sense of fun back too.

Describing the track, Anderson explained "'Slip' is all about when your partner gets too comfortable – not our current partners – when they've got a bit too slap-dash in the relationship, taking you for granted, it's not cool." Alexandra Buggs told Bella Battle from The Sun that the song represents long-term relationships where an individual loses their manners and lets their appearance "slip"; she added that it follows the rediscovery of how love once felt.

Stooshe released the official artwork for the single on 20 March 2013. The group were depicted wearing varsity jackets in front of a brick wall.

The Huffington Post's Ashley Percival thought Stooshe were "making a bid to become our new favourite girl group" with "Slip". Robert Copsey from Digital Spy said that "Slip" is the type of song that radio stations play months after the release date. Copsey later gave the track four out of five stars and stated that "Slip" is "a worthy follow-up" to "Black Heart", adding "with their animated ad-libbing and energy-packed vocals, Stooshe prove they're not out for the count yet." Kim Carr from the Daily Star called the single "the best thing since 'Black Heart'". While from a reporter from The Sun quipped "New single 'Slip' is a classic slice of the upbeat pop with attitude that the girls do best." Television host Lorraine Kelly branded the track as "edgy and excitable".

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