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Local designer Mike Tambashe makes a statement with POOR DAD's new Daily Bread collection

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By Brian Burns Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
Six years after introducing POOR DAD as a streetwear brand that aims to empower the community it was born in, Mike Tambashe is about to release his biggest statement as a designer yet. Daily Bread is his first mainline collection of designs that he says "exists as both an essentials collection and an ongoing meditation on labor, survival, family, and self-determination." After a series of one-off drops for his designs, Tambashe says that Daily Bread is his most concentrated effort yet.
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Chapel Hill's Read Band Books wants you to learn more about music

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By Brian Burns Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
If you've ever been standing outside of the Chapel Hill rock club Local 506, you've probably noticed the mysterious, graffiti-covered door to your right. Open it up and climb the creaky staircase and you'll find yourself in Attic 506, an art space that hosts occasional film screenings, pop up markets, and workshops. This past April, Attic 506 also became home to Read Band Books, a book store dedicated to books about music.
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U.S. Rep. Ross pushes bill to give independent musicians power to collectively negotiate with AI and streaming services

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By Brian Burns Verified
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
A new bill put forward by U.S. Rep. Deborah Ross, D-Wake, aims to empower independent musicians as they face growing issues and concerns with both streaming platforms and artificial intelligence companies. The Protect Working Musicians Act of 2026 would give independent artists power to collectively negotiate with corporations like Spotify and the AI companies that scrape music from the service.
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