KELVIN NANA

Associate

Prior to joining Bray & Krais in 2022, Kelvin completed an LLM in Commercial Law and worked for a boutique music law firm.

Kelvin is a trusted adviser to a diverse clientele, including both established and emerging artists, producers, songwriters, managers, music executives, video directors, independent and frontline record companies, independent publishers, models, influencers, entrepreneurs, and athletes on a range of music, entertainment and copyright related matters.

Kelvin’s burgeoning practice provides a pragmatic, detailed and tailored approach to protecting both immediate and long-term interests of clients. Kelvin has been particularly successful with emerging artists and start-ups due to his ability to translate their passion into sound commercial decisions. With a strong background in music, artist management and studio management, Kelvin is able to lean on his extensive music industry experience to propel his clients’ careers.

Kelvin has earned the distinction of being named a rising star by Legal 500 for 2024. This is in recognition of Kelvin being widely cited by his peers and clients for exceptional and outstanding performance on significant matters. This accolade underscores his growing influence and positive impact in entertainment law.

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Jonathan Coote interviewed by City A.M.’s Eyes On The Law

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