Bruce Palait

About Bruce Palait

Bruce Palait international recording artist. At the age of 10 started learning electric guitar at The Academy Of Music. Age 12 performed the Toronto public school circuit. Started composing original songs while studying Classical Guitar at the University of Toronto Royal Conservatory of music. In the '60s with his successful rock group, Manna performed Toronto's famous Yorkville scene, clubs such as El Patio and the Riverboat. As the '70s arrived, Bruce joined the successful rock group Tribe touring major venues across Canada. Tribe's management was approached by Quincy Jones to produce their original songs. After touring the Canadian concert circuit for several years. Bruce went to Cuba, acquiring Salsa and Latin influences. His co-written Latin song Revolution video premiered at the NXNE film festival. Later Bruce co-produced wrote and recorded a lead guitar part for the Brazilian feature film Impedimento. In Paris, France performed, acted, and wrote music for the documentary feature film The World Of Hemingway. Bruce received accreditation to attend Festival de Cannes from 11 to 22 May 2011. Then off to Salvador, Bahia Brazil to write and recorded a few songs carnival-inspired. Bruce is presently working with Malcolm Bruce recording new original songs in the United Kingdom.