Next Life Deliveryis the indie-pop project of visual artist and musician Jackson Craig. Blending sharp cultural observation with danceable, synth-driven pop, Craig distills generational anxiety into tightly wound songs that balance humor with unease. Drawing loose influence from the nervous funk of Talking Heads, the sleek machinery of Daft Punk, and the hazy pull of Beach House, Next Life Delivery uses catchy forms as a Trojan horse for critique.

On the debut EP, Programme Obsolete, Next Life Delivery gives voice to a generation left to inherit the landfills of a previous era– a world optimized for convenience, speed, and spectacle. Framed as a feel-good pop record with a dark sense of humor, the EP treats pleasure, movement, and wit as coping mechanisms rather than distractions. As the facade of the American dream runs rampant through virality platforms and AI optimization, Next Life Delivery asks not whether the future will arrive, but who it's being made convenient for.

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Update January 2026

The debut EP from Next Life Delivery titled Programme Obsolete will be released on February 13th, 2026

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