Nominees for the 50th Grammy Awards (2008) included: Keola Beamer for "Ka Hikina O Ka Hau" ("The Coming of the Snow"), Tia Carrere for "Hawaiiana", Raiatea Helm for "Hawaiian Blossom", Cyril Pahinui for "He‘eia", and previous award recipients Ho, Kahumoku, Konwiser and Wong for "Treasures of Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar". For "Ka Hikina O Ka Hau", Beamer layers multiple guitars in different tunings to works by John Dowland, Ástor Piazzolla, Erik Satie, Igor Stravinsky, and other composers. Carrere's nomination resulted in "People" magazine including her on their list of "Strange Grammy Nominees" for her past associations with the "Wayne's World" films and television show "Dancing with the Stars". "Hawaiian Blossom", Helm's third studio album, included guest artists Robert Cazimero and Led Kaapana. Greenberg again complimented Helm's falsetto vocals and recommended the album for fans of traditional Hawaiian music with a "contemporary twist". Awards were presented to Ho, Kahumoku, Konwiser and Wong; Daniel Ho also received an award as the engineer of the compilation album, which reached number twelve on "Billboard" Top World Music Albums chart. This marked the third consecutive win for the production team's live recording of Maui's long-running "Masters of Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar" concert series. 2008 was also the first year in which the presentation of the award for Hawaiian Music Album was broadcast live on the Academy's official website.