Infinity Within

"Infinity Within" is the second studio album by the dance music band Deee-Lite, released in 1992. Following the success of their debut album "World Clique," which featured the hit single "Groove Is in the Heart," the band aimed to build on their established sound while incorporating a broader range of influences and more socially conscious themes.

The album is notable for its fusion of house, dance, and electronic music, infused with layers of funk and psychedelic influences. "Infinity Within" addresses various social and environmental issues, such as environmental protection, social justice, and voting rights, reflecting the group's desire to use their platform to promote positive change.

Tracks like "Runaway" and "I Had a Dream I Was Falling through a Hole in the Ozone Layer" exemplify these themes, combining Deee-Lite's signature funky beats and catchy melodies with pointed messages. Despite not achieving the same commercial success as their debut, "Infinity Within" was praised for its ambition and depth, illustrating Deee-Lite's commitment to both artistry and activism.

The album features contributions from various musicians and producers, including Bootsy Collins and Maceo Parker, further enriching its eclectic sound. While it did not produce chart-topping hits on the scale of "Groove Is in the Heart," "Infinity Within" remains a significant work in Deee-Lite's discography for its blend of infectious dance rhythms and purposeful content.