The Journey Project Podcast (Ep. 8) (feat. Jullian Boothe)

Jullian Boothe started with an internship at Entertainment Resources, where he met the man who would become his mentor, industry leader Luther Campbell (former 2 Live Crew members).

Jumping back and forth from job to job, Jullian’s energy and commitment earned him the leap from intern at Entertainment Resources to Director of A&R at the age of 19 of Luke Records. Shortly thereafter, he engineered the careers of Luke Records artists Uncle Luke and Luke Records. There he discovered and started developing the now worldwide megastar Pitbull.

In 2000, Jullian left Luke Records, but he reemerged later the same year at Slip N Slide Records. There he helped A&R some of the biggest records and artists that Miami has offered to include Trick Daddy and female emcee, Trina to name a few. In a few years Jullian Boothe became the VP of the record label, and helped launched the careers of Hip Hop’s own Rick Ross and Plies. Catapulting such success, he started his own management and record label in 2013 (Fast Life Entertainment Worldwide) where he has recording artist Trina, Pleasure P, Bahja Rodriguez), pop singer Qwote signed through Ultra records, as well as, worked with several upcoming musical artists to date in pioneering their artist development.

This same year, Jullian worked strategically with Waka Flocka where he ignited the talent’s brand in the new EDM market music platform. Branding is a significant component of long term success in business, so when Jullian met the owner’s of the local franchise, Miami Subs, he simultaneously brought his fellow business partner Pitbull into the company and struck a equity deal with brand.

Fast forwarding to its current stance, the company has seen international growth in addition to expanding the franchise with countless storefronts. In 2015, Mr. Boothe recently acquired an equity deal alongside with the position as the VP of Marketing of GFarma Labs in LA where they produce assorted chocolates and herbal accessories.