Focus: Interlude: Indonesian Journal of Music Research, Development, and Technology seeks to provide a forum for scholarly exploration, exchange, and progress in the fields of music research, development, and technology. The journal focuses on a multidisciplinary approach to comprehending and enhancing various aspects of music, including both traditional and modern practices. It aims to cultivate collaboration and innovation among music and technology researchers, practitioners, and technologists.   Scope: Music Research: Interlude embraces original research articles that delve into diverse areas of music scholarship, such as musicology, ethnomusicology, music theory, music history, and inter-disciplinary studies. It is encouraged that researchers investigate the historical contexts, cultural influences, and theoretical frameworks that shape the world of music.Music Development: The journal encourages submissions that investigate the creative process, composition, arrangement, and performance aspects of music development. This includes studies into musical forms, styles, genres, and techniques, as well as the function of music in social and cultural contexts.Music Technology: The purpose of Interlude is to highlight advancements in music technology, including but not limited to digital music production, sound synthesis, virtual instruments, audio processing, music software, interactive installations, and multimedia applications. It encourages research on the design, implementation, and impact of technological instruments and solutions in the domain of music.Music for Media: This area focuses on the creation, application, and impact of music in various forms of media, including but not limited to film, television, video games, advertising, virtual reality, and other multimedia platforms. Music and Society: The journal provides a forum for discussions regarding the societal and cultural implications of music. This may include analyses of the role of music in identity formation, activism, education, healing, and well-being, as well as examinations of how technology has transformed the consumption and distribution of music.Interdisciplinary Approaches: Interlude encourages research that bridges the divide between music, technology, and other disciplines such as psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, sociology, computer science, and engineering. It endeavors to investigate how the intersection of diverse disciplines can enhance our understanding of music and its relationship to technology.Innovation and Collaboration: The journal promotes articles that spotlight innovative music and technology projects, collaborations, and initiatives. It endeavors to foster a dialogue between academia, industry, and the broader artistic community in order to propel the development and application of innovative concepts and technologies.