Stillman wins Grammy for 'Best Hawaiian Album'

"Ikena," co-produced by Daniel Ho and Amy Stillman, won the Grammy Award for "Best Hawaiian Album."

Stillman, associate professor of American culture in LSA, is songwriter/lyricist for all but the two instrumentals. Accepting the award, vocalists Tia Carrere and Daniel Ho brought her onstage during the Feb. 15 ceremony.

The award was announced during the pre-telecast ceremony, which was webcast live.

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