It’s a crisp morning in Amsterdam and Dancing Astronaut has been invited to visit Dutch house NO_ID, recently reformed as NEW_ID, on their home turf. It’s a whirlwind journey in-and-out, but one made immediately worthwhile given the notable silence from the duo since that landmark remix of Henrik B’s “Leave A Light On” propelled them into the global limelight. As Ralph van Vugt & Devi van der Horst greet us at their studio, there’s been a considerable lapse of silence from their studio output. The future is on today’s agenda, but the road towards it has been a testing one. They did the festival circuit, saw the world alongside the departing Swedish House Mafia and then fell notably silent past ongoing global tour duties at the back end of 2013. The months leading to today have not been spent twiddling thumbs though. The stretch started with them edging off the road and back into the studio domain, was broken up by a change of location that saw them spend six-months rebuilding their new studio to optimal stature and that ended with a legal complications surrounding their collaborative moniker. Though still littered with sound proofing cylinders, the calm of their new studio echoes that changing tide for ex-hockey competitors turned affirmative house duo, back with perhaps their most definitive run of studio material to date. It’s earned more than just the undefeated support of Axtone and its infamous chief-in-command, leaving the duo evidently relieved to be at the end of the long and winding journey has bought them through to 2014.
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