The scope of world music as a framework for centering geographically specific, culturally rooted sonic work creates space for creations from across the globe to share their unique artistic identities, and among the works emerging from Indonesia’s vibrant creative landscape is Telah Ku Tjoba, a sound that fits firmly within the world music genre’s commitment to elevating creative expressions that draw from distinct regional cultural contexts. Indonesia’s creative ecosystem has long fostered an extraordinary diversity of sonic practice, spanning a wide range of traditions and evolutions that reflect the archipelago’s hundreds of distinct ethnic groups, centuries of historical cultural exchanges, and ongoing contemporary creative reinventions that reimagine inherited forms for new audiences, both within the country and across the world.