Eminem’s debut Infinite is remixed for a fresh EP release
The release that started it all. Eminem’s mythic Infinite has been re-released for streaming as a smaller release, packaged as an EP. Depending on who you ask, its existence was perceived differently, with some seeing it as out of reach drop, while others felt it was being held back by Eminem.
Release Details
The release, this time consisting of six tracks, gives fans and casual listeners a look into a pre-Slim Shady rapper whose wordplay was arguably at its rawest. Producer Jake Bass, who spoke to the Detroit Free Press, said their aim was “to get it to sonically feel like it was made in 1996, but 30 years later.”
While there’s no confirmed explanation for why only these six tracks were selected, we can speculate that perhaps a second release will follow.
Mathers’ original vocals return with fresh mixing and additional production, courtesy of Jake Bass (son of Jeff Bass, who helped launch Eminem’s career) and Mike “Slim” Wilder, one of the original co-producers of the release. Eminem’s wordplay and verbose, multisyllabic humour remain preserved, alongside his lyrically devastating signature.
The updated production adds instrumentation, enriching it with a fuller, polished finish whilst maintaining the atmospheric charm of the original.
Full Tracklist and Features
- Infinite
- It’s O.K. featuring Eye-Kyu
- Tonite (additional vocals by Angela Workman)
- 313 featuring Eye-Kyu
- Open Mic featuring Thyme
- Never 2 Far
Photo courtesy of FBT Productions

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