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Raim Laode operates as a creator rooted in the rich, varied creative landscape of Indonesia, a country whose musical output spans centuries of traditional practice, decades of cross-cultural exchange, and a constant stream of new work that pushes at the boundaries of what audiences and archivists expect from recorded sound. As the credited artist behind the sound Dunia Yang Nanti, Laode’s work joins a long line of Indonesian creators who refuse to constrain their practice to the limited set of pre-defined genre categories that most commercial and archival custodians rely on to organize their collections. The classification of the work’s genre as a series of unassigned, open-ended markers—three iterations of the catch-all “other” category—reflects a core truth of many creative works that don’t align with the stylistic, cultural, or structural boxes that are typically used to group recorded sounds for easy consumption or cataloging.