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==Singles==
''Infinity Within'' yielded three commercial singles the year of its release. The first single, "Runaway", was released onto CD, cassette, and 12" vinyl in May 1992, three weeks prior to the album's debut. "Runaway" went on to top the ''Billboard'' Dance chart,<ref name="Dance/Club Play"/> making it Deee-Lite's fourth song to reach #1 on that chart. The commercial release of "Runaway", which was paired with the song "Rubber Lover", went on to top the ''Billboard'' Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Single Sales chart as well.<ref name="Dance/Club Play"/> The single was accompanied by a music video directed by [[Gus Van Sant]], which received modest airplay from [[MTV]]. "Runaway" is the only single from ''Infinity Within'' for which a music video was produced.

"Thank You Everyday", the second single from the album, was released onto CD and 12" vinyl in September 1992. The single failed to chart. The third and final single from the album, "Pussycat Meow", was released solely onto 12" vinyl in November 1992. The single climbed to #6 on the ''Billboard'' Dance charts<ref name="Dance/Club Play"/> and #26 on the ''Billboard'' Dance Sales charts.<ref name="Dance/Club Play"/> A promotional CD single of "I Had a Dream I was Falling Through a Hole in the Ozone Layer" was released, but no commercial single was.

Aside from the success of "Runaway" on the dance chart, overall the three singles did not have as much impact as those released from ''World Clique''. As such, none of the singles from ''Infinity Within'' managed to chart on the [[Billboard Hot 100|''Billboard'' Hot 100]].