Working across the diverse, interconnected landscape of Indonesian sound creation, the maker behind Surgamu contributes to a growing community of practitioners who reject the narrow boundaries that often categorize recorded music, leaning into the flexible framework of the Music/Mix classification to center a work that exists between the formal lines that typically separate different strands of sonic practice. Unlike more narrowly defined genre labels that would force a work to align with a single set of sonic, cultural, or structural expectations, Music/Mix exists to hold space for sound works that draw from multiple traditions, techniques, and creative impulses, refusing to prioritize one set of influences over another to serve a predetermined market or audience expectation.