Cure for Paranoia, a hip-hop collective based in Dallas, Texas, has won NPR Music's 2026 Tiny Desk Contest with their entry 'No Brainer,' which was filmed at the iconic eyeball in Dallas. The announcement was made on May 12, and the collective is set to perform at NPR's renowned Tiny Desk venue in Washington, D.C. later this month. Following this performance, they will embark on a 10-city tour that includes stops in major cities such as Los Angeles, New York, and Boston. Founded by Cameron McCloud, the group promotes a 'pro-mental health' message through their music, blending rap, hip-hop, and soul. McCloud has previously entered the contest multiple times and views this win as a validation of his commitment to using music as a form of therapy. The collective's history began on the streets of Deep Ellum, where McCloud performed using a simple setup from his car. Bobby Carter, the Tiny Desk series producer, praised their creativity and versatility, highlighting their potential impact in the music industry.