Uncle Dags, the Philippine artist whose formally credited creative output includes the sound 1990, is centered here in a catalogue snapshot built to contextualize the work’s place within the artist’s official documented body of work. Catalogue snapshots of this kind exist to formalize the core details that tie a creative sound to its creator, grounding each entry in clear, unchanging details that prevent misattribution or loss of context as works move through archival, curatorial, and public creative spaces. For artists based in the Philippines, this kind of formal cataloguing fills a critical role in centering their work alongside the wider landscape of global creative sound, ensuring that their output is not erased or overlooked in broader efforts to document creative practice across regions.