Willie Jones:  

to develop a strong team, New Time signed a 2nd high power producer by the name of Poli Paul. Poli Paul produced Black Eyed Peas 1st hit “Joints and Jams,” Christina Millian’s “Dip it Low,” and he worked with other top notch artists including Backstreet Boys, Chingy, Eminem and Nivea. Together they worked hard to get Schaffer (Neyo) a recording deal with Columbia records, which fell through because of a political confrontation between one of the Chairmen and head VP’s of the Urban Music Department at the time. The setback for the deal was disappointing, but Neyo still went on to write hit songs including Mario’s “Let me Love You” and Marques Houston’s “That Girl”, just to name a few. More business changes erupted, causing Dubbs and Poli Paul to form Bridge Kid Entertainment. Shortly thereafter, Dubbs signed Teedra Moses, who quickly inked a deal with TVT records, which is still a current deal. Dubbs is and will continue to maneuver in this music industry. His track record may have been disputed in the past, but now it speaks for its self. Dubbs is currently working with several artists who will bring a much-needed sound to the music industry. Rapper “Young Hound”, hailing from Cincinnati Ohio and “LB” a R&B singer/songwriter phenomenon from Mobile Alabama. He has also partnered with Dawn Cee, the founder of D3 magazine, a popular DVD that gives the world front row seats to the underground market of hip-hop, inner city issues, unsigned artist and today’s mainstream industry giants. For Dubbs, this is only the beginning. Surviving the streets of Washington Heights has given Dubbs the ability to think fast, move fast, and grow skin tough enough to endure the industry’s jungle. In addition, he has gained an innovative spirit and the intellect to develop a powerhouse entertainment squad that will continue to influence today’s popular culture.