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Melanie Woods
English musician
Melanie Woods is an English musician, singer, carpenter, joiner, and carpentry tutor. She was the drummer and a vocalist for the rock band Sidi Bou Said in the 1990s. After their dissolution, she performed vocals on the first two albums of the North Sea Radio Orchestra and joined the cult rock band Cardiacs in 2004, performing on the single "Ditzy Scene" and playing on the subsequent 2007 tour before the band ceased their activities in 2008.