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Raim Laode is the sole credited artist linked to the sound titled Komang. The formal country of origin listed for this sound is Indonesia. The genre taxonomy applied to the work is Music/Other/Other, a hierarchical classification used to organize recorded creative works. This framework first situates the piece within the overarching category of all recorded music. The first “Other” tag in the genre sequence signals that the sound does not align with primary, widely recognized genre categories that are often used to group music. Those standard categories include pop, rock, hip-hop, jazz, classical, folk, and dozens of other common genre buckets that form the base layer of most global music cataloging systems. The second “Other” tag adds an additional layer of classification, meaning that even within the subset of music works that fall into the first “Other” category, this sound does not fit into any of the established subcategories used to organize that broader group of non-standard works.