Singer Melanie Safka, famously known for her hit song "Brand New Key" and her performance at Woodstock, has passed away at the age of 76. Melanie's children, Leilah, Jeordie, and Beau Jarred, announced her death on Wednesday, but the cause has not been disclosed. Melanie began her career performing in cafes and folk clubs in Manhattan before signing with Columbia Records and later Buddah Records. Her breakout moment came at the Woodstock festival in 1969, where she was one of three solo female artists to perform. She released several hits over the years, including "Lay Down (Candles In The Rain)" and a cover of the Rolling Stones' "Ruby Tuesday." In addition to her music career, Melanie became an ambassador for UNICEF in 1972. She continued making music up until her death, and her most recent project was a covers album called "Second-Hand Smoke." Fans have been asked to light a candle in her honor. Melanie Safka will be remembered as a talented and passionate artist who left a lasting impact on the music industry.