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May 9, 2019

The Space Program Hip-Hop Collective Inspires ‘Fortitude, Resilience and Innovation’

Christopher G. Acoff, aka Original Flow poses with his hands folded across his chest in this black-and-white portrait

The Space Program, a hip-hop collective of more than two dozen Black, collegiate artists and entrepreneurs from across Oklahoma, features UCO-tied alumni and students, including audio engineer Myles Adams; Christopher G. Acoff, aka Original Flow, who earned a Music Business degree at ACM@UCO and ACM Contemporary Music Production graduate James Curd, aka Deezy.

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