Music/Other as a category refuses the rigid boundaries that often box creative work into narrow, marketable silos, welcoming expressions that draw from multiple traditions, experiment with uncategorizable frameworks, or carry localized identities that resist the one-size-fits-all genre labels that dominate global mainstream music landscapes. This flexible framing serves as a vital home for creators who refuse to limit their work to fit preordained ideas of what music from their region, background, or creative vision should be, and for Cueshé, the artist behind Borrowed Time, that freedom to create outside of restrictive classification aligns perfectly with the rich, dynamic creative ecosystem of the Philippines, a country whose music history has long rejected rigid genre lines to blend a vast array of cultural and sonic influences into work that feels entirely its own.