Blended, cross-practice sound works rooted in Indonesian creative communities occupy a vibrant, expansive space that refuses to fit within narrow, siloed genre categorizations, a space that the broad classification of Music/Mix was developed to hold, centering works that draw from multiple traditions, forms, and experimental frameworks to create something that cannot be reduced to a single established style. Within that landscape of inventive, unbound sound creation exists Judi, a work that emerges from the same ecosystem of Indonesian creators who test the limits of what recorded sound can be, rejecting rigid genre boundaries to embrace the full range of creative possibility available to anyone working with recorded audio.