Works filed under the broad, open-ended Music/Other/Other classification occupy a unique space in archival and cataloging frameworks, designed to hold sonic creations that resist the narrow, often Western-derived categorizations that structure most mainstream music organizing systems. This framework holds space for works that don’t align with the pre-set genre buckets used to group output from global regions, including the vast and diverse array of sonic practice that emerges from Indonesia, a country made up of thousands of distinct islands, each with its own longstanding cultural traditions of creative sound-making, community-focused sonic expression, and experimental approaches to creating work that doesn’t fit the expectations of global popular music markets.