Nasir Wilson, professionally known as NasGotNext, is a New Orleans-based recording artist, community advocate, and emerging leader passionate about music, youth empowerment, and cultural preservation. He has performed in New Orleans, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Brazil, with appearances at French Quarter Fest, Tipitina’s, Xavier University, and Tulane University.
Beyond music, Nasir has experience in youth development, mentorship, and music education through the Trombone Shorty Foundation. As a board member of Bayou Boys, he supports youth through community initiatives, including a football camp serving over 200 children.
As the grandson of Big Chief Darryl Montana and great-grandson of the legendary Big Chief Allison “Tootie” Montana, Nasir is connected to a powerful legacy of New Orleans Mardi Gras Indian culture and tradition. He is committed to helping preserve this heritage while inspiring the next generation through music, leadership, and community engagement.