Indonesia’s sprawling, diverse landscape of listening communities spans thousands of islands, each with its own long history of engaging with global creative works, weaving those works into local cultural practices that stretch from small coastal village gatherings to urban collective listening sessions that bring together fans of all backgrounds. Works that resist standard genre classification, like the sound featured here, hold a unique power in these spaces, because they refuse to be tied to a single niche, allowing listeners to bring their own relationships to the work, unshaped by the expectations that often come with pre-assigned genre labels.