Life – "Way Past Blue", "Still Desire You", "You Are What You Love", "Bionic", "I Can't Take My Eyes Off You" Baywatch Hawaii – "I Can't Take My Eyes Off You" Resurrection Blvd – "Absolutely Happy", "Waiting for the Tide", "I Can't Take My Eyes Off You", "How You Cried", "Good Gifts" Prom Queen: The Marc Hall Story – "You Are What You Love" Santa Baby – "Happy Together" Servitude – "How Can a Girl" Music Education/Doane Uschool In 2009-2010, Melanie volunteered to teach a small group of students at her children's school in Toronto using the method of ukulele instruction established by her father, J. Chalmers Doane in the 1960s. Now a registered charity, Doane Uschool (www.uschool.ca) teaches over 750 students each week in schools throughout Toronto. Melanie lends exposure to her groups through concerts, recording projects with artists like Jann Arden and Barenaked Ladies, appearances in the PanAm Games, with Chris Hadfield in the International Space Station, the CBC Music Festival and the 2018 Luminato Festival. Ukulele U In 2022, Melanie's new children's show Ukulele U debuted on Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Melanie co-created the show with legendary music producer Bob Ezrin. In addition to hosting the show, Melanie is also an executive producer, writer, and composer on the show. Discography Albums 1993: Harvest Train 1996: Shakespearean Fish 1998: Adam's Rib 2001: Melvin Live 2003: You Are What You Love 2008: A Thousand Nights 2011: The Emerald City Awards and nominations 1999 Won for Best New Solo Artist - Juno Awards 1999 Won for Most Charted Rock Artist for "Adam's Rib" - Canadian Radio Music Awards 1999 Nominated for Album of The Year for "Adam's Rib" - East Coast Music Awards 1999 Nominated for Best Pop/Rock Artist - East Coast Music Awards 1999 Nominated for Single of The Year for "Adam's Rib" - East Coast Music Awards 1999 Nominated for SOCAN Songwriter of The Year for "Adam's Rib" - East Coast Music Awards 1999 Nominated for Best New Artist - East Coast Music Awards 2003 Won for Best International Actress (for "Black Swan") - New York International Independent Film and Video Festival 2004 Nominated for Entertainer of The Year - East Coast Music Awards 2004 Nominated for Best Pop Recording for "You Are What You Love" - East Coast Music Awards 2004 Nominated for Best Female Artist - East Coast Music Awards References External links Official site 1967 births