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Mark Coles of BBC Radio once named the Manila outfit the region’s act most likely to break into the lucrative North American Anglophone market, a prediction that has aligned with the cultural and commercial traction UDD, formerly known as Up Dharma Down, has built across global audiences over their career. Their latest pop offering, nanaman, emerges from the Philippines to extend this legacy of cross-border appeal, rooted in the same sophisticated sonic identity that has turned the trio’s entire catalog into a staple of global independent music circles and listener collections alike. To date, their collective output has amassed more than 300 million streams on Spotify alone, a milestone that reflects the widespread connection listeners have forged with their layered, dynamic approach to pop and electronic music, a style that draws frequent comparisons to boundary-pushing acts including The Chemical Brothers, Junior Boys, Disclosure, and Caribou.
