Music/Other/Other, a classification designed to hold creative musical work that resists alignment with the more rigid, widely recognized genre categories that shape much of the global music industry’s framing of creative output, encompasses the Indonesian artist Hindia’s sound (kamis), a piece rooted in the broader creative universe of the Sun Eater project. Too often, genre labels act as more than just descriptive markers; they become boxes that force artists to adhere to external expectations of what their work should explore, what audiences it should target, and how it should fit into pre-existing industry structures that were largely built by Western institutions to center the type of music most commonly produced in those contexts.