[1] By 2005, Webb was being mentored by notable producer Rodney Jerkins, which resulted in various instrumental credits across albums from Tamia, American Idol contestant Paris Bennett, and Bobby V. Webb also appeared twice on Been a While, the 2005 debut solo album of future Danity Kane member Dawn Richard.
[3] The completed song ("Deja Vu") would ultimately win the "Gentlemen's battle" between producers Jerkins, Sean Garrett, and Rich Harrison at Sony Music Studios to secure the lead single for Beyonce's sophomore album B'Day, and peaked in the top 10 in various markets, resulting in three Grammy nominations and earning Webb his first co-producer credit and Grammy nomination.
[4] In 2010, Webb would begin a writing and producing partnership with fellow songwriter-producer Claude Kelly, placing songs on albums from Ledisi, Karmin, Boys Like Girls, Jessie J, and Eve.
In 2018, Webb executive-produced debut project Running To The Sun for Wondaland Arts Society group St. Beauty, producing five out of the ten tracks.
When Azalea signed with Def Jam Recordings in 2013, the two amicably agreed to part ways, but one of the conditions to end the contract required that Webb would receive compensation, which did not occur.