Indonesia’s sprawling independent music landscape has long nurtured creators whose work defies the rigid categorizations that often frame popular and even many niche recorded sounds, making space for projects that resist easy labeling to connect with audiences both across the archipelago’s thousands of inhabited islands and beyond its national borders. For creators who reject the constraints of pre-existing genre boxes, the broad, inclusive framing of Music/Other serves as a blank canvas that lets their work speak for itself, unburdened by the assumptions audiences might bring to sounds slotted into more defined genre categories, from mainstream pop to traditional regional folk to underground rock. That is the space that Float occupies, a creator whose work leans into that unfiltered creative freedom to produce sounds that exist outside of the line-drawing that structures much of the global music industry’s approach to cataloging and sharing recorded work.