Next Time Gadget

Next.Time.Gadget
NTG at Pooh+2 Studios
Background information
Birth name	Jason Mosby
Also known as	Arcade Funk Machine, Thiemo, H8r, Captain Tragedy, Ohm Boy, George and Ma'am, Stankassjazz
Born	(1980-01-06) January 6, 1980 (age 37)
Origin	Atmore, AL, U.S.
Genres	Electronic music, arcade funk, glitch, drum and bass, intelligent dance music
Years active	1995–present
Labels	Tasteful Licks Records
Associated acts	Stankassjazz
Website	Next.Time.Gadget

Jason Mosby, who performs under the name Next Time Gadget, is an American electronic musician known for his productions throughout the electronic music subgenres, but most notably his works in arcade funk. His pseudonym is often presented in programming class structure (Next.Time.Gadget) or camelCase (nextTimeGadget).

Jason Mosby began producing music at 13 years of age, creating unconventional mashups of hip-hop, funk, rock, and alternative music. From 1994-2000, he performed with a number of rock, alternative, and hip-hop groups as a bass player or drummer, anchored by his stints as the lead vocalist/emcee for the hip-hop/nu metal group Moses and drum programmer for the cult arcade funk group Stankassjazz. In 2000, Jason Mosby embarked on his solo career, initially composing and licensing original music commercially for companies like Viacom, Sprint, and Verizon.

In 2003, Jason Mosby reclusively opened Pooh+2 Studios and released his first solo album Brownmail under the moniker Stankassjazz. Unlike Stankassjazz’s group works which were intentionally nonsensical, Brownmail exhibited the versatility, progression, and contrast that became his mainstay in his subsequent releases. Brownmail also unveiled the ambient track A Song for Someone that Jason considers to be "the best thing I’ve ever written", and that has been included as track eleven on each of his full-length releases since. In 2005 Jason released These Are The Days!, ironically named considering its content of dark, driving, glitch-heavy drum and bass and IDM.