Collaborations between distinct creative voices in Indonesian music often produce works that resist easy categorization, and Semenjak Ada Dirimu carries that unapologetic, boundary-crossing energy through every layer of its creation. Credited to Yovie Widianto and HIVI!, the sound is classified as Music/Other, a tag that is far more than a cataloging afterthought; it is a recognition that this work does not fit within the narrow, often Western-centric genre frameworks that dominate global music industry systems. Genre classification has long served a practical purpose for organizing large libraries of music, but those rigid frameworks regularly fail to account for the depth and diversity of creative output from regions outside of Europe and North America, forcing works that draw on centuries of regional cultural tradition, decades of evolving local popular sounds, and global cross-cultural influences to squeeze into ill-fitting boxes that erase much of what makes them unique.