Bob D’Eith

Quick Facts

Full Name	Bob D'Eith
Occupation	Pianist
Date Of Birth	Sep 24, 1964(1964-09-24)
Age	60
Country	Canada
Birth City	Hong Kong
Horoscope	Virgo

Bob D'Eith Biography

Bob D'Eith is one of the most popular and richest Pianist who was born on September 24, 1964 in Hong Kong, Canada. D’Eith was born on September 24 1964. He was born in British Hong Kong. He moved along with his dad John D’Eathe and mother Vanessa Tancock (nee Stelle-Perkins) to Canada in the year 1968. He was granted the status of a naturalized Canadian citizen in the year 1972. Three of them are siblings. D’Eith grew-up living in West Vancouver, British Columbia and went to West Bay Elementary, Cypress Park Elementary, Pauline Johnson Elementary, Irwin Park Elementary, Hillside Secondary, and Carson Graham Secondary graduating in 1982. After graduating from high school, he enrolled in his first university, the University of Victoria earning degrees in History (B.A. Hons 1986) as well as in Law (J.D. 1989).

After a breakup from Rymes and Orange, D’Eith decided to concentrate on his music again. Following years of pressure through his father’s voice, D’Eith decided to team together with the brother of Paul’s top student Paul Schmidt. Schmidt is an accomplished guitarist. The intention was to create music that wasn’t intended for radio commercials. It started out as an attempt to compose music that would fit for TV and film as well as showcase Schmidt and D’Eith’s composition skills. The project began to take into its own existence of its own and the band Mythos was formed. The initial release was an EP known as Introspection (1995). The music is described as instrumental, ambient music with beats, guitar, piano vocalese, vocals, and other synthetic and organic elements. It’s a blend of electronic, world dance, classical, and jazz. In general Mythos does not include lyrics. The remix of the song “November” became commercially successful on the radio. The result was an increase in sales of CDs and later the recognition of awards, including an Western Canadian Music Awards (WCMA) (best dance) and the Juno Award nomination (best instrumental). Canadian successes and a visit to the MIDEM festival in France resulted in a contract in partnership with Bay Area indie label XDOT25 that released the album within the USA. Mehdi Amadi from XDOT 25 was working on a contract together with Higher Octave, a Malibu California New Age label, which decided to acquire Mythos. Higher Octave then released a mix of Introspection and a follow-up not yet released EP Iridescence (1996) along with the release in the world of Mythos (1998) via Virgin/EMI. Mythos was a huge success to Higher Octave who went on to release their sequel album Reality of a Dreamer (2000) and Eternity (2002). The sales would reach 100,000 and Mythos continued to be at the top of the Billboard New Age charts for several months. Album artwork came to Gil Bruvel. Mythos then came out with the album “Purity (2006) in collaboration with Pacific Music/Warner in Canada and Allegro/Alula records in the USA. Since then the band members Paul continue to write however, since Schmidt being in Korea recording has proved to be an issue.

After a six-year hiatus, Mythos released a new Album entitled Journey in April 2013.

On May 1, 2013, he published his first eBook entitled, A Career in Music: the other 12 step program. The book is focused on developing indie artists and new professionals in music. On Feb 14, 2014, D’Eith published his first novel The Displaced.

D’Eith was trained as a jazz and classical pianist during his youth. He was a member of a variety of semi-professional groups until he graduated from law school. After returning to Vancouver and began playing in the band The Watchmen with lead singer Jimmy Gilmore (subsequently a member of the Silencers in Scotland) and Rob Lulic (guitar). After Jimmy quit to go to Scotland, D’Eith, Alex Dias and Rob Lulic continued to build the group and this core group eventually was renamed Rymes with Orange and vocalists Lyndon Johnson and Nelson Sinclair joined the group. The band released their first album Peel (1992 produced with Bill Buckingham) and had several success on music videos and radio shows. MuchMusic videos. After traveling across Canada numerous occasions, D’Eith was forced to make a choice between a life in the field or a job working in business music. He decided to return to co-managing the band along with Peter Karroll and became a non-touring member of the group. The band also included Steve Hennessy and Niko Quintal and recorded their second album, Trapped in a Machine (1994 recorded by John Webster and recorded at Turtle Recording in Richmond, BC). This album resulted in several Top 30 radio hits including “Toy Train” which was probably the group’s biggest hit. The song was featured on the commercial by Labatt Genuine Kelly. In the same time, D’Eith was honored with the Best keyboardist award in Canadian Music Week and the group was nominated for an Juno Award for Best New Artist.

Bob D'Eith Net Worth

Bob D'Eith is one of the richest Pianist from Canada. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Bob D'Eith 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Robert Jan D’Eith (born September 24 1964) is a Canadian politician that was elected into the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia during the provincial election of 2017. He is the representative of the district of Maple Ridge-Mission and is an elected participant in the British Columbia New Democratic Party caucus. D’Eith has also been a musician writer, author, and an attorney for music in part time.

After completing his studies at Swinton & Company and being admitted for bar admission in the year 1990, D’Eith worked as in-house counsel for his father’s company Freehold Developments. He was the project manager for developing an outlet shopping mall located in Calgary in the context of Douglasdale Estates. Following the real estate venture D’Eith established his own practice, primarily in entertainment and real estate law. In the meantime, D’Eith was pursuing a career in the field of music. In the latter part of 1990 D’Eith worked with Sanguinetti, Braidwood Law in Squamish BC, and later as counsel for Bardel Animation. in 2001, D’Eith was appointed executive director for the British Columbia music association Music BC. He was also able to practice only part-time. He is now solely an attorney for music. He also founded the label and consulting firm Adagio Music. As the director of executive, Bob has grown Music BC to become a leading force for the music business in BC. D’Eith was Chair of the 2009 Vancouver JUNO Awards host committee and was the creator of the extremely profitable $5.2 million Peak Performance Project with the Pattison Broadcast Group.

D’Eith was married to Nicolette Maxwell (née Langezaal) for 11 years and had three sons with her. He married Kim D’Eith (née Kosaba) on July 31, 2010 (at the Kosaba Lake House, Stump Lake BC) and has two step-daughters.

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Bob Ranked on the list of most popular Pianist. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Canada. Bob D'Eith celebrates birthday on September 24 of every year.