In Conversation with KEF: The Human Side of Sound

Cyrill Ibrahim recently hosted an event at KEF, one of the world’s most renowned audio technology companies. In conversation with Dr. Jack Oclee-Brown, VP of Sound Technology at KEF, Cyrill explored the artistry and science behind sound design.

The discussion highlighted parallels between the work of a pianist and the work of a sound engineer—both concerned with resonance, immersion, and the emotional impact of listening. Cyrill shared his perspective on sound as a deeply human experience, while Dr. Oclee-Brown explained how KEF integrates artistry and innovation to create speakers that bring music to life.

The event reflected Cyrill’s commitment to bridging the worlds of performance and technology, showing how music and design share a common pursuit: transforming sound into an experience of beauty, presence, and intimacy.