Michael Clervoix

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Michael Clervoix Wiki Biography

Michael Clervoix, better known by his stage name Sha Money XL, was born on 11 February 1976, in Queens, New York City USA, of Haitian descent. He is a record producer who rose to prominence as the producer of G-Unit Records, and went on to establish himself as one of the best producers in the world of Hip-Hop.

A noted producer, how loaded is Sha Money XL now? According to sources in late 2016, Money’s net worth reaches $10 million. His fortune has been earned through his involvement in the music industry which began in the 1990s.

Money grew up in Jamaica, a middle-class neighborhood in Queens, New York. At an early age, he showcased a great talent of playing piano, performing at the acclaimed Carnegie Hall in New York City when he was 11. By his teenage years, he became a recognized local DJ, MC and producer, making tracks for local artists. However, surrounded by drugs and crime in his neighborhood, Money soon fell victim to the streets, as earning fast money and hood respect seemed a more appealing option than making music. Fortunately, in the mid ’90s, he returned to his talents and went on to pursue a music career.

In 1997 Money became an intern at Def Jam Records through a marketing program at New York University for continuing education, under Julie Greenwald. During his internship, he produced for various artists under JMJ Records, attended numerous hip-hop events, eventually doing street team work for Nas’ “It Was Written”, under the direction of Steve Stoute.

It was through this label that Money met the rap mogul 50 Cent, establishing a great friendship and collaboration with the artist. He became 50 Cent’s engineer, A&R, manager, executive producer, guerilla marketer, and eventually the President of his acclaimed label G Unit Records, all of which considerably added to his net worth. He has been credited with producing the majority of the albums released by the label and helping to bring 50 Cent to the attention of mainstream audiences, while also paving his own way to recognition and fame.

In the meantime, Money founded his own independent ventures, the management company called Money Management Group and the Teamwork Music company, through which he has sustained management responsibilities for various artists and producers, significantly improving his reputation and wealth.

After his four-year tenure as the President of G Unit which lasted from 2003 to 2007, Money presented the One Stop Shop Producer Conference, gathering top-level producers around the globe and providing them with an introduction on how to break into the industry. This would become an annual event.

In 2009 he launched his Dream Big Ventures label, signing a multi-million music and film distribution deal with The Orchard, to bring his team of artists and producers to the mainstream of the music industry. The following year he was appointed the senior VP of A&R at Def Jam Records, and not long after, he became the executive producer for Big K.R.I.T.’s debut album, “Live From the Underground” and signed 2 Chainz to the Def Jam label. All contributed to his net worth.

As of 2015, he has been serving as the executive VP of A&R at Epic Records.

Money has been considered as one of the best selling Hip Hop producers of all time. Aside from producing 50 Cent’s first two albums, he has also produced for other major names, such as Snoop Dogg, 2Pac, Eminem, Lil’ Kim, Busta Rhymes, Stevie Wonder and the whole G Unit roster. He has worked on movie soundtracks, such as for the 50 Cent film “Get Rich or Die Trying”, and on various video games as well, including “Bullet Proof” and “Freestyle Basket Ball”.

When talking about his personal life, Money has managed to keep it away from the media. Thus, details about his relationship status haven’t been revealed to the public.

IMDB Wikipedia “Live From the Underground” (2012 $10 million 1976-02-11 50 Cent Actor Big K.R.I.T. Def Jam Recordings Epic Records G-Unit G-Unit Records GO:OD AM (2015) Hollis International Rock Star Records Julie Greenwald La Bella Mafia (2003 Lil’ Kim)Beg for Mercy (2003 New York Queens Raw Forever (2011) Redman Reggie (2010 Sha Money XL Net Worth Shady Records Starr (2015) The Massacre (2005 U.S.

Michael Clervoix Quick Info

Full Name Sha Money XL
Net Worth $10 Million
Date Of Birth February 11, 1976
Place Of Birth Jamaica, Queens, New York
Profession American record producer
Education New York University
Nationality American
IMDB www.imdb.com/name/nm1939127
Allmusic www.allmusic.com/artist/sha-money-xl-mn0000948642
Record Labels G-Unit Records, Def Jam Recordings, Epic Records, Shady Records, International Rock Star Records
Albums “Live From the Underground” (2012, Big K.R.I.T.), GO:OD AM (2015), Starr (2015), Raw Forever (2011), Reggie (2010, Redman), The Massacre (2005, 50 Cent), La Bella Mafia (2003, Lil’ Kim)Beg for Mercy (2003, G-Unit)
Movies “Get Rich or Die Trying”
TV Shows Video games: “Bullet Proof”, “Freestyle Basket Ball”

Michael Clervoix Filmography

Title Year Status Character Role
Now You See Me 2 2016 writer: “Magic Stick” – as Michael J. Clervoix Soundtrack
Righteous Kill 2008 writer: “Stylin'” – as Michael Clervoix Soundtrack
Stomp the Yard 2007 writer: “Put ‘Em in Their Place” – as M. Clervoix Soundtrack
Get Rich or Die Tryin’ 2005 as Sha Money XL, “Get Rich Opening Logos”, “I’m Dangerous”, “You a Shooter” / producer: “Get Rich Opening Logos”, “You a Shooter” – as Sha Money XL Soundtrack
State Property 2 2005 writer: “Tales Of A Hustler Pt. 1” Soundtrack
Fulgazi 2004 Video Composer
50 Cent: The New Breed 2003 Video documentary co-executive producer Producer
50 Cent: The New Breed 2003 Video documentary management Miscellaneous
The Wonder Year 2011 Documentary Himself Self
50 Cent: The New Breed 2003 Video documentary Himself Self