Mix recordings that emerge from Indonesia’s vast, interconnected musical landscape occupy a unique space in the archipelago’s global cultural output, defined by their rejection of rigid genre boundaries to create cohesive, immersive listening experiences that weave together disparate sonic strands into a single, sustained work. The classification of Music/Mix, which frames this sound, reflects a longstanding approach to creative categorization in Indonesia that honors the inherent hybridity of most work produced by the country’s creators, who draw from centuries of cross-cultural exchange across the archipelago’s more than 17,000 islands, as well as ongoing exchanges with global musical communities, to build work that defies narrow categorization.