Love albums are the most treacherous terrain in popular music. For every Sea Change, a thousand earnest couples have sat across a kitchen table, acoustic guitars propped against the wall, and produced something so profumed with sincerity that it collapses under its own weight. Teto — the project of Jasper and Angel Nicolas, a husband-and-wife duo from Cainta, Rizal, in the Philippines — have every reason to fall into that trap. Twenty years of marriage. Four countries. A debut album named, with disarming literalness, About Me and You. And yet. And yet they don't.