Artists working across Indonesia’s vast network of creative communities often prioritize the act of mixing as a fundamental artistic practice, rather than a secondary technical production step, choosing to weave together threads from a range of musical heritages that span the archipelago’s thousands of islands, as well as influences that travel across borders through generations of shared cultural exchange and sustained creative connection. This ethos of merging disparate yet complementary sonic lineages is exactly what informs the Music/Mix genre classification, a category reserved for works that resist the constraints of rigid genre labeling, refusing to be boxed into a single pre-existing style to instead carve out a space that reflects the multifaceted creative identities of the artists who make them.