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Infinite Mass

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Infinite Mass, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 30 November 2025
Infinite Mass
Company typeMusic group
IndustryMusic
Founded1991
Headquarters
Sweden
ProductsStudio albums, singles

Infinite Mass is a Swedish hip-hop ensemble established in 1991. They have produced four studio albums and eight singles, securing a notable foothold within Sweden's music industry.

Biography

Infinite Mass came together in 1991 and achieved victory at the 1992 Swedish Championship of Rap competition. That same year, they featured in the movie Sökarna and released the track initially titled "Shoot the Racist," which was later renamed "Area Turns Red," provoking significant media attention. Their major breakthrough arrived in 1995 with popular songs such as "Mah Boyz," "Area Turns Red," and "Ride," leading to a Grammis Award for best club/dance track. The 1997 album Alwayz Somethang, along with its single "Caught up in da Game," reinforced their reputation. Their 2001 release, The Face, included notable tracks like "She’s A Freak," "Bullet," and "Enter The Dragon," characterized by their distinctive G-funk basslines combined with robust guitar riffs, vocal rapping, singing, and innovative sampling. In 2004, the single "No. 1 Svartskalle" achieved commercial acclaim.

Group members

Founding members have consistently included:

  • Amir Chamdin (Rap)
  • Rodrigo "Rigo" Pencheff (Rap)
  • Bechir Eklund (Rap)

Additional contributors:

  • Joen Carlstedt (Guitar)
  • Jejo Perkovic (Drums)
  • Tito Pencheff (Synthesizer)
  • Cribbe Pencheff (DJ)
  • Polarbear (Rap/Production)

Studio albums

  • The Infinite Patio (1995)
  • Alwayz Somethang (1997)
  • The Face (2001)
  • 1991 (2004)

Live albums

  • Live In Sweden (1999)

Compilation albums

  • Masters of the Universe: The Best of Infinite Mass (2007)

Singles

  • "Mah Boyz" (1995)
  • "Area Turns Red" (1995)
  • "Ride" (1996)
  • "Enter the Dragon" (2000)
  • "Bullet" (2001)
  • "The Thief" (2004)
  • "No 1 Svartskalle" (2004)
  • "Take it Back" (2020)