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How G-Unit founded in Basement and why founders The Beast (50 Cent) and Dr. Frankenstein (Sha Money XL) start self-Cannibalism!
Sha Money XL remembers how he started working to give live to his beast 50 Cent: ” 50 Cent was shot and it caused his lost of trust at people. At this period I left ghetto and moved to new house at Long Island, where I created studio in my house basement. I offered him my space, my equipment, and He entered in my building at 2001, He stayed at my home 2 years, and spent every day working on studio super hard! Once
Managerial crisis: Comany needs good executives
'Talant is not important in music business, all you need is good manager' said one of the most sucessful manager from entertainment business. Jimmy Iovin(head of Interscope) halped 50 Cent to built good business system. Jimmy add Derick Prosper to G-Unit managment. In 2004-2007 Derick Prosper run G-Unit. He oversaw all elements of album production of 50 Cent and entire G-Unit artist roster, helping the company to sell over 20 million copies worldwide in three years. Responsibilities included song concept development, hiring of mix engineers and studio musicians, album mastering sequencing and delivery of master copies. Managing relationships with key music producers and music composers, background vocalists and studio musicians for all G-Unit projects. He liaised with label and music publishers to approve sample usage and sync licensing. Composed opening scene logo for MTV Films/Get Rich or Die Tryin’. Served as Music supervisor for Vivendi Universal computer game 50 Cent Bulletproof.
50 Cent lost momentum?
The G-Unit leader says Street King Immortal is his 'Detox album' and it 'may taken ten years'. 50 says he 'recorded 20 songs to a whole different album concept'. Planning to record and write until it feels perfect.
50 Cent and Sha Money XL ended their partnership
In 2010 co-founder of G-Unit Sha Money XL, left G-Unit. Because after Mobb Deep's G-Unit album 'Blood Money' flopped. 50 Cent didn't invited him as co-executive producer of his third album 'Curtis' or as engineer of 'Curtis', or as beat-maker of 'Curtis'. In 2009 when Jimmy Iovin' dropped G-Unit Records, Inc. from Interscope Records. Sha Money XL understood, that it's time for find new 'home'. He signed Def Jam Records as executive directore. He wanted publish Lloyd Banks' third album H.F.M.2 under Def Jam. But 50 Cent didn't do deal with Def Jam. He signed G-Unit under EMI umbrella.
