Jason Lindner is a Brooklyn based keyboardist, composer, and producer whose work bridges the gap between improvisational jazz and experimental electronic music. He first gained prominence in the 1990s New York City jazz scene as a bandleader at Smalls Jazz Club, later achieving wider recognition for his synth work on David Bowie's final album, Blackstar. His primary electronic project, Now Vs Now, explores a fusion of IDM, funk, and progressive textures. Lindner frequently collaborates across the underground electronic and DJ communities, focusing on immersive sonic journeys that blend spontaneous improvisation with electronic production. His aesthetic is defined by a fearless approach to sound design, utilizing analog synthesizers to create expansive, genre blurring landscapes. Lindner remains a vital connector in the scene, consistently reconciling complex harmonic structures with groove oriented electronic music.