Eminem revisits Infinite with a six-song 30th-anniversary EP
New mixes and additional production reshape six tracks from his 1996 debut; vinyl, CD and cassette editions are due February 26, 2027.
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Eminem’s Infinite turns 30 this year, and Org Music marked the anniversary with a six-song EP released November 12. Apple Music U.S. lists the set at 23 minutes, confirming the digital edition is available now.
A new edition of his independent debut
The EP revisits the 1996 debut’s six songs with new mixes and additional production. Org Music credits Denaun Porter as producer and Mike “Slim” Wilder as co-producer, with Jake Bass and Wilder handling the new mixes and additional production.
The tracklist brings back “Infinite,” “W.E.G.O. (Interlude),” “It’s O.K.,” “Tonite,” “313” and “Maxine.” A vinyl edition adds “The Hip Hop Shop Freestyle - Feb 17, 1996,” which is not among the six digital tracks.
Org Music says a mini-documentary with archival footage accompanies the release. Vinyl, CD and cassette editions are scheduled for February 26, 2027, giving collectors a later physical date even as the anniversary EP is already streaming.
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