Nashville/Memphis Tn- The Center Stage Foundation is proud to announce that Memphis recording artist,entrepreneur, and community advocate Christopher “FreeSol” Anderson will serve as the official President and face of the foundations Tennessee chapter. A Memphis native, FreeSol rose to national recognition as the founder of the band FreeSol, earning the attention of fellow Memphian Justin Timberlake, who signed the group to Tennman Records in partnership with Interscope Records. the band collaborate with industry icons including JT as well as Timbaland, released nationally recognized music, and brought Memphis talent to audiences around the world. Beyond music, Anderson has become one of Memphis’ most respected entrepreneurs and community leaders. As founder of Uncle Red’s Turkey Legs, he has built more than a successful business - he has created a place that celebrates Memphis culture, brings people together, and gives back to the community he proudly calls home. Now, FreeSol is bringing that same passion to the Center Stage Foundation, where he will help lead efforts to inspire, mentor, and empower the next generation of musicians, artists, entrepreneurs, and young leaders throughout Tennessee. “Free represents everything the Center Stage Fundstion stands for, said Chris “ CJ” Johnson, Founder of CSF. “His journey from Memphis to the national stage- and his commitment to returning home to invest in his community- makes him the perfect leader to help us expand our mission in Tennessee. We’re honored to welcome him home to the Center Stage family.” “ Memphis gave me my sound and my hustle. If a kid in South Memphis can see a path from a practice room to a real studio, to a real business, it will change everything. “ -
