Indonesia’s sprawling archipelago holds a vast range of sonic expressions that stretch beyond the narrow bounds of standard global genre classification, which is why the sound titled SEKA, credited to Juan Reza and Atta Halilintar, lands in the Music/Other category as a regional music note that centers the specific context of its origin rather than forcing it into pre-existing, often Western-centric, genre boxes that fail to capture the full scope of work coming out of the country’s creative communities. As a sound rooted in the creative landscape of Indonesia, SEKA joins a growing catalog of works that reject narrow categorization to prioritize the unique artistic priorities that Juan Reza and Atta Halilintar bring to their practice, even as their work exists within the larger network of creators building and sharing new forms of sonic expression across the country’s many islands, each with their own long histories of musical creation that continue to evolve into the present day.