Were humans were made to last for a lifetime? Steve Aoki and theorist Ray Kurzweil show us the theory of “Singularity” in action.

The remix set for Aoki and Dimas’ “Singularty” will be released tomorrow, including new renditions from Tim Mason and Oliver Twizt.

Update: The set is available now on Beatport. 5/1/13: Young Angger Dimas shows off a preview of Nervo’s excellent, buzzworthy vocal driven track, “Hold On”. Meanwhile, Fred Falke also delivers a breezy new remix for Astralwerks Records single. While only the original mix is available at the moment, the twins will be release dueling remix [cont.]

Debut EP release for Angger Dimas ahead of his full length album in August 2013. This EP serves to show the diversity of Angger’s musical talent across 3 distinctly different tracks, the disco house work out “Never Been”, a melodic electro gem “Gotta Be” and the vocal moombathon “Good Stuff” with Vandalism. To be released [cont.]

Oliver and Angger grab each Hot Mouth, Vandalism, Mr. Fluff, Andy’s Ill, Sven Kirchoff, and P.A.F.F. to remix their implied strip club anthem. Out now on Beatport, thanks to the fine folks at Dim Mak.

Here’s a preview of Oliver Twizt and Angger Dimas upcoming collaboration for Dim Mak.

Massive Dim Mak remix pack for Steve Aoki and Angger Dimas’ mega-collabo with DV&LM, including eight new versions, by Tom Swoon, Coone, 3BallMTY, Wolfpack, Bro Safari & UFO, Clinton VanScriver, Botnek and Cold Blank. Grab the set today on iTunes.

This track cannot be released soon enough. More info as we get it…

Quite a diffrent style for Sir Dimas on this bootleg he did for Shakatak, as he goes slightly disco on this track. Unfortuantely, we only get a minute preview. More news on this as it develops.

Update: “Resurrection” is out now. Dim Mak darling Angger Dimas finally releases his Tomorrowland Anthem on Beatport this morning, as previewing it over three months ago. We love that build, and the drop is even nuttier. Grab it now on Vicious Records.

Update: Full track preview added, plus free download! The downside of releasing a single as big as “We No Speak Americano”, is trying to follow-up with something that’s equally as big, or greater. With “Before Midnight”, YBC taps Angger Dimas to remix the track, and perhaps one of his most off the wall drops yet, [cont.]

Aoki’s been testing this track in his sets over the last few months, a re-imagining of Johannes Brahms’ “Hungarian Dance Number 5.” The record will finally see the light of day on October 2nd.

Steve Aoki & Angger Dimas defied expectations with their moombaton/hip-hop track “Beat Down”, when it was released earlier this year, and now they release the remixes. Afrojack takes it to a whole different level, with a nasty Dutch drop and chopped & screwed vox. Larry Tee of “Let’s Make Nasty” fame goes a bit b-more [cont.]