Kibrom Birhane is an Ethiopian jazz musician, composer, and arranger whose fusion of traditional Ethiopian music with jazz, funk, and soul has garnered international acclaim. Born and raised in Ethiopia, Birhane's passion for music was evident from a young age. He honed his talents at the Yared School of Music in Addis Ababa before further developing his skills at various other music institutions. His proficiency in the piano, coupled with his deep understanding of Ethiopia's rich musical heritage, has allowed Birhane to create a sound that is both innovative and reflective of his roots.

Birhane has made significant strides in the jazz world with his evocative compositions and captivating live performances. His notable releases such as "Here And There," which showcases his dynamic range and "Circles," that represents his forward-thinking approach to blending genres, have contributed to the renaissance of Ethio-jazz. His other works, including "Gedam" and "Ethio-Qignet," explore spiritual themes and traditional Ethiopian rhythms, while "Kebele 05," "Time for Everything," and "Kibrom's Tizita" deeply engage with personal memories and the passage of time, further illustrating Birhane’s aptitude for creating music that resonates on multiple levels. Kibrom Birhane's contributions have not only enriched the genre of Ethio-jazz but have also brought it to the attention of a wider global audience, ensuring the vibrant continuation of this cultural legacy.