Deep into the process of crafting their fifth full-length release, the Manila-based trio known as UDD—formerly Up Dharma Down, the group made up of members Paul Yap, Carlos Tañada, and Ean Mayor—channels the full range of their decades-long creative evolution into Turn It Well, a pop recording rooted in the group’s Philippine origin that pulls forward the experimental, groove-forward electronic sensibilities that have defined their career from their earliest local shows to their cross-continental tour stops. Mark Coles of BBC Radio once named UDD the Manila band most likely to cross over to the lucrative North American Anglophone market, a prediction that has aligned perfectly with the group’s commercial and cultural traction, which has earned them more than 300 million streams on Spotify to date, a milestone that reflects the wide, cross-border resonance of their sound, which feels both specific to their home city’s vibrant independent music scene and universally accessible to listeners across continents.