The pop recording "Kulang" from the Philippines is a work by UDD, the electronic trio of Paul Yap, Carlos Tañada, and Ean Mayor. The band, sometimes compared to The Chemical Brothers, Junior Boys, Disclosure, and Caribou, has performed across Asia, Canada, and the US. UDD has opened for acts such as Incubus, Bloc Party, The XX, Tegan and Sara, Cut Copy, Cigarettes After Sex, Tahiti 80, Hitomitoi, Ovall, and Yumi Zouma. The group, which BBC Radio's Mark Coles dubbed "the Manila band most likely to cross over to the lucrative Anglophone market of North America," is known for its synth-pop, techno, and house influences.