French jazz guitarist and vocalist Alex Freiman has carved out a unique space in the music world, blending the sophistication of jazz with the raw energy of soul, funk, and blues. Influenced by legends like Wes Montgomery, Grant Green, and Jim Hall, as well as James Brown, Jimi Hendrix, and B.B. King, Freiman’s sound merges virtuosity with groove, offering something fresh and timeless. Since hitting the scene, Freiman has maintained a dynamic presence, releasing original compositions and reimagining standards that highlight his jazz roots while pushing boundaries. His band, The Hot Sauce, emerged during his 2021 residency in South Pigalle, where funky playlists between sets inspired a genre-spanning approach. Incorporating Afrobeat, rock, and soul, Freiman’s music balances technical mastery with undeniable feel-good energy. Whether performing in intimate clubs or on bigger stages, Freiman’s blend of crooning vocals, infectious rhythms, and intricate guitar work has made him a standout artist. As he continues to release music and captivate audiences, Freiman’s ability to merge styles and create an atmosphere of pure groove cements his place as a modern jazz innovator.