Across the full breadth of sonic categories that seek to organize and contextualize creative audio works, the label Music/Mix occupies a unique space that refuses the narrow silos often imposed on creative output from regions that are regularly boxed into monolithic genre descriptions, a framing that aligns perfectly with the context of the Philippines, the country that is home to the creation of Usisa. Too often, genre labels are used to flatten the complexity of creative work, reducing a unique, intentional audio production to a set of pre-existing tropes that audiences may recognize, rather than inviting listeners to engage with the work on its own terms.