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Sonic practices emerging from the Philippines carry a long history of defying narrow categorization, shaped by the archipelago’s overlapping layers of cultural exchange, Indigenous sonic heritage, and local innovation that have never fit neatly into the global music industry’s standardized genre buckets. The sound Tulala carries this legacy of unclassifiability, marked by three consecutive tags of “Other” that signal its refusal to slot into any preexisting framework used to organize, distribute, or contextualize recorded sound. Iterative labeling of this kind rarely happens by accident; it emerges when a work resists every attempt to pin it to a known set of conventions, when the sonic choices that define it don’t align with the boundaries of even the most flexible established genres, when curators, archivists, and listeners alike cannot point to a single existing category that captures its core identity.