Heff’s Top Ten of 2019

I’ll be straight with you. It’s been a weird year for hip-hop. It’s the end of a decade and with that seems to come a change in the air. We weren’t given any mainstream instant classics. We lost two big names in the industry…RIP Nipsey and RIP Juice. However, we were given a lot of

Rello’s Top 10

Before you read any further, I just want to say this was really fun and it was cool to look back at what made this year so great. Quick thank you to Colossus, all the artists, and everyone who continues to support what we love doing. Also, I would love to hear what your top

Classic’s Top Ten of 2019

Looking back on 2019 it feels like it was a transition year. Certain sounds have been dominating for a minute now and while that standard continued, we also got some new and different styles along with the breakthrough of multiple artists celebrating a vintage aesthetic. All this seems to be signaling a shift in the

Heff’s Top 5 of 2018

If you talked to me a year ago today and asked me if I would be curating content, building a team, and developing a brand based around music, I probably would’ve laughed it off. I love music, there is no doubt about that…plus I love writing…and had a shit ton of time over the summer

Pete’s Top 5 Albums of the Year

It’s been a fantastic year for music. Filled with comebacks, concept albums, and craziness. For  Colossus, it’s been our first full year of publishing content and I know I speak for everyone here saying that we are so thankful for the support you guys have shown us. We are really pumped to share some of

Drew’s Top Five of 2018

2018 was an interesting year in music. Everyone likes to complain about the new generation of music; how the music they listened to growing up was better, but I think it’s safe to say some of the rainbow-haired rookies these days are taking popular music in a different direction. I realized while working on this

Classic Material’s Top 10 of 2018

Since these lists always go from 10 – 1 and everyone just jumps to the end I’m just gonna start with number 1 and work my way down. The Number One Spot: Nipsey Hussle – Victory Lap From the moment it begins with those beautiful, ominous female vocals this album is a flawless journey through

JMax Top 5 of 2018

What a rollercoaster this year has been, huh? Especially for music. 2018 was a lot of things for music. We lost some great artists, we lost some not-so-great artists. Regardless their deaths caused waves in the music scene. We were also given a huuuge amount of new content! 2018 was really all-in-all a great year