You always want to invest in a product when it’s new to the market, to receive the most reward from your investment. Once everyone starts talking about it, and the news hit the media that means you’re the last to know. Well Centri is that product; your investment is wasted time listening to garbage music, and today your privilege to insider information.

Centri God Killa Zilla , a member of the group the Lenzmen is putting together 2 solo projects that are to be released simultaneously. One is titled “The Headless Nobody” and the other is titled Article 15: The Rebel Knowledge Story. Article 15: The Rebel Knowledge Story is a pro-soldier album, and it’s the rawest album to date on this subject matter. Centri, a veteran of the U.S. Army shows the good, the bad and the ugly of service. The banger “A.W.A.L.L” (The Army Will Achieve by Letting me Leave) demonstrates how a delinquent soldier whose unit won’t let him out the Army does everything in his power to piss his unit off. This album taps into a soldiers emotions, and guides listeners through the adversities that every soldier could very well face tomorrow. It holds even more emotion than basic training and with military stories that can only be challenged by Tom Clancy.

The Headless Nobody is an album but it’s also a movement for MC’s who are exceptionally talented but still not getting there just deserves. Catered mainly for musicians and MC’s Centri know that in order to get the nod of approval from fellow MC’s he has to bring something very impressive to the table. With those intentions in mind he leaked a grimy Banger titled “Boric Acid” in which he genres as “Grunge Rap”. With songs like Powder Keg which touch on topics of Rappers not having a backup plan to the less than full proof hip hop career, it’s a wakeup call to MC’s that has some people fired up. So far featured on the album is Sha Stimuli, and Straps. Be on the lookout for this talented artist. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.