Washington (CNN) -- Move over, Elton John. Take a seat, Katy Perry, you left the Grammys last night without a golden gramophone. But Staff Sgt. Brandie Lane is returning to West Point clutching the golden hardware. The new soldier is living the Hollywood dream: She won a Grammy Award. Until she joined the U.S. Army last summer, Lane worked as head audio engineer at Sono Luminus, a record label in Winchester, Virginia, that specializes in classical and jazz music. And Sunday night, she won a Grammy for the Best Engineered Album, Classical category. Lane was one of four engineers to work on Quincy Porter's album "The Complete Viola Works" and was in charge of mixing and mastering the album. She was hired by Sono Luminus right out of the University of Miami in 2006.
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NEW: Staff Sgt. Brandie Lane wins a Grammy and sees Julie Andrews in person
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Lane was a record label's head audio engineer before joining the Army
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She's now an audio engineer for the West Point Band
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"The whole experience was literally a dream come true," she says Monday
"@placeholder is still as gorgeous as she ever was," Lane said.