Infinite (rapper)

Infinite is the stage name of an American rapper and record producer from Detroit, Michigan. While not achieving mainstream commercial success, Infinite is considered a notable figure in Detroit's underground hip hop scene, particularly during the 1990s. He is recognized for his complex rhyme schemes, intricate wordplay, and introspective lyrics often dealing with themes of spirituality, social commentary, and personal struggles.

Infinite gained prominence through his affiliation with the Bassmint Productions collective, a precursor to the more widely known D12 group which included Eminem. He is known to have significantly influenced Eminem's early rapping style. Infinite released his debut album, Infinite, independently in 1996. The album, while now considered a rarity and a collector's item, showcased his lyrical abilities and production skills.

After the release of Infinite, he stepped away from the forefront of the music scene, focusing more on behind-the-scenes production work and mentoring other artists. He remains an active participant in the Detroit hip hop community, though largely out of the public spotlight. His early work continues to be appreciated by hip hop enthusiasts interested in the history of Detroit hip hop and the evolution of Eminem's artistic development. Despite his relatively low profile, Infinite is often cited as an important influence on the Detroit hip hop landscape.