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Music/Mix as a cataloging and creative genre exists to hold space for sonic works that resist the rigid boundaries of more narrowly defined categorizations, a space where sounds that draw from multiple creative traditions, approaches, or sonic lineages can exist without being forced to prioritize one identity over another to fit a preexisting framework. The sound bearing the title Rayuan Rindu, rooted in Indonesia, takes its place within that expansive genre, joining a global body of works that rely on the flexibility of Music/Mix to convey their full scope without the limitations that would come from being slotted into a single, narrow genre tag. What makes the Music/Mix classification so vital for works like Rayuan Rindu is that it rejects the outdated idea that every intentional sonic creation must fit into one siloed category to be valid, instead centering the idea that blending, merging, and drawing from a range of creative sources is a legitimate and powerful mode of sonic craft on its own.