Hiruy Tirfe is a distinguished saxophonist, musician, composer, arranger, educator, and film scorer hailing from the vibrant musical landscape of Philadelphia, PA. His journey as a versatile musician began during his time in Upper Darby public schools, in addition to extra curricular programs such as the Kimmel Center Creative Music Program, then continuing his studies at the University Of The Arts where he honed his craft and emerged as a sought-after sideman for numerous local Philadelphia artists. These experiences provided the foundation for his extraordinary talent. Tirfe's impact in the industry is undeniable, as he has collaborated with an impressive roster of renowned artists, such as Patti LaBelle, The Roots, Bilal, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Solange Knowles, Res, Brandy, Eric Roberson, Chill Moody, Mike Boone, and many others. His reputation as a consummate professional, both on stage and in the studio, has led to incredible opportunities. Now, Hiruy Tirfe is on the cusp of unveiling his debut record, "10,000 Hours," scheduled for a worldwide release on January 26th. This highly-anticipated album features collaborations with accomplished artists, including trombonist Aaron Goode, vocalist Mare, and spoken word artist Ciara Chantelle. It promises to be a masterpiece that showcases his musical prowess and creativity.