The sound Terbit forms part of the creative universe gathered under the Sandpaper105 album context, a body of work that centers the creative output of Dzulfahmi, the credited artist based in Indonesia whose practice falls under the Music/Other genre classification, a cataloging designation reserved for works that resist alignment with the codified, widely recognized genres that typically organize collections of recorded sound. For many creators, working within a space that refuses easy genre labeling is a deliberate creative choice, one that frees them from the expectations that often come with being tied to a specific musical category, whether that category is rooted in traditional regional expressions, contemporary mainstream forms, independent experimental frameworks, or any of the hundreds of other genre labels that are used to sort recorded music for audiences, archivists, and industry stakeholders alike.