G-Unit Records

G- Unit Records is an American hip- hop music label, which was founded in 2003 by 50 Cent and his manager Sha Money XL. The label is a subsidiary of Interscope Records. After his success with the debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin ' 50 Cent founded the label in order to publish it, the music of his group G-Unit. Their former members Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, and Young Buck - the further published after his exit from the group G-Unit on the label - also signed as a solo artist recording contracts with the label.

The first release was the G-Unit album " Beg for Mercy ", which had over 6 million sales worldwide and was honored by the RIAA double platinum. By 2008, eight albums were at G- Unit Records published (2 x G-Unit, Lloyd Banks 2 ×, 2 × Young Buck, Mobb Deep 1 ×, 1 × Tony Yayo ).

After The Game left the label - he released his debut album The Documentary here - Spider Loc was taken new contracts. , 2005, the New York rap duo Mobb Deep known future to publish at G- Unit Records. Your contractual relationship was terminated for an album in 2009. With M.O.P. 2005 saw a further formation to the record label added. How Mobb Deep also left M.O.P. 2009 G- Unit Records, due to artistic differences.

The R & B singer Olivia was from 2003 to 2007 also at G- Unit group, but no album released. Since then, G- Unit Records had no other female artist.

2010 50 Cent tried the alignment of his label about musical artists Expanded where he hired comedian Young Jack Thriller and looked for other authors. In March 2011, G- Unit Records undertook with Shawty Lo another rapper.

• G-Unit
• Lloyd Banks
• Tony Yayo
• Young Buck
• Spider Loc
• 40 Glocc
• Slim da Mobster
• Beanie Sigel
• Freeway
• Shawty Lo
• Hot Rod

• Mobb Deep
• M.O.P.
• The Game
• Olivia
• Young Buck