Brahim qualified as a lawyer at City law firm Norton Rose before joining Warner/Chappell Music Publishing in January 2006. At Warner/Chappell, Brahim helped set up Warner/Chappell's pan-european digital licensing initiative (PEDL) and was heavily involved in the groundbreaking 'pay what you want' digital release of Radiohead's "In Rainbows". Brahim left Warner/Chappell to join EMI Music Publishing in December 2008 where he looked after EMI's digital licensing (CELAS), litigation and collection society relations across Europe as well as serving as a member of the Commercial Advisory Group at PRS For Music. In July 2013, Brahim joined Kobalt where he oversaw all digital licensing matters, both in respect of the music publishing and label business, before moving over to work on the set up of AMRA - the American Music Rights Association.

AMRA is the first of its kind — designed to maximize value for songwriters in our digital age. We are a modern global music collection society built on technology and trust, wholly designed to serve publishers and songwriters with the highest level of transparency and efficiency.

Through cutting edge technology and a direct global digital collections model, AMRA is able to optimize digital revenue collections across all platforms, with full transparency to its clients.