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INFINITE

INFINITE’s music and performance, from “Be Mine” and “The Chaser” to “Bad” and “Dangerous.”

Artist Overview

INFINITE’s catalogue connects melodic dance-pop with performance-focused singles. This five-song introduction moves from the early Sweetune collaborations “Be Mine” and “The Chaser” through Season 2 and Reality to the 2025 mini album LIKE INFINITE. Earlier videos document the lineups of their respective eras; this is a selected listening guide rather than a complete discography.

Sources & profile information

Checked Oct 7, 2026. Historical videos may feature an earlier lineup.

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Music Journey

Start at the beginning. Follow INFINITE through 5 selected chapters.

  1. 012011 · Over The Top

    Be Mine (내꺼하자)

    “Be Mine” leads INFINITE’s first full album, Over The Top. Woollim’s release notes identify Sweetune as its creators and place its synth-pop sound in conversation with 1980s Europop. The official dance-version video makes a useful starting point: follow the relationship between the melodic hook and the group’s coordinated changes of formation.

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  2. 022012 · INFINITIZE

    The Chaser (추격자)

    “The Chaser” continues INFINITE’s work with Sweetune on the third mini album, INFINITIZE. The label points to the contrast between contemporary beats and Korean lyrical and melodic sensibilities. Listen for the sense of forward motion as sections change, then compare its momentum with the more immediately repeated hook of “Be Mine.”

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  3. 032014 · Season 2

    Last Romeo

    “Last Romeo” belongs to Season 2, released in May 2014. It places this listening route inside another full-length album rather than a sequence of standalone singles. Watch the official video, then return to the song without its images: how do the vocal handovers and chorus shape your sense of the unfolding drama?

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  4. 042015 · Reality

    Bad

    “Bad” fronts INFINITE’s fifth mini album, Reality. The release notes frame it as a change in sound that retains the group’s performance emphasis. For an album-level introduction, play the opening “Betting” before this track; then compare the title song’s repeated hook and rhythmic delivery with the longer melodic lines of earlier selections.

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  5. 052025 · LIKE INFINITE

    Dangerous

    LIKE INFINITE · EP / Mini Album

    “Dangerous” brings the route to LIKE INFINITE, the group’s eighth mini album and a 15th-anniversary release. The label describes a disco-funk foundation, while the credits name GARDEN and hitbypitch as arrangers. Follow how the rhythm supports the vocal exchanges, then revisit “Be Mine” to compare two different approaches to dance-pop across the years.

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