Raim Laode, an artist rooted in Indonesia’s creative community, centers this recorded sound on a performance titled Arti hidup, whose formal listing notes it as a music acoustik rooftop recording, categorized under the broad genre umbrella of Music/Other. Unlike works that fit neatly into pre-existing, widely recognized genre categories, the classification of Music/Other creates intentional space for creative output that resists easy categorization, allowing for work that draws from multiple traditions, experiments with form, or exists outside the standard frameworks that structure most commercial music releases. The inclusion of the recording context within the title itself offers a clear marker of the conditions under which this sound was captured, noting that it is an acoustic performance recorded on a rooftop, a setting that distinguishes this work from the studio-recorded material that many artists release as part of formal album cycles or official single rollouts.