Float, the Indonesian artist credited for the sound Emily, builds a body of work that falls under the broad, boundary-pushing umbrella of Music/Other, a classification designed to hold space for creative recorded sound that does not fit neatly into the pre-existing, widely codified genre frameworks that shape most mainstream conversations around music. For artists whose work resists easy categorization, this flexible classification eliminates the pressure to force their output into a narrow, pre-defined box that does not align with the full scope of their creative vision, allowing work like Emily to stand on its own terms, untethered to the unspoken expectations that come with alignment to more established, widely recognized genres.