The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 27, 1998, Page Page 9, Image 9

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Monday, April 27,1998 Anticipated I m SOUND I I /J Q Pv\ #| / /" much-hyped r I^JPmUVIL^ girl and apian. will dominate MARCUS AMAKER Sources on the This year has been good for music ^rom ^ c^' so far. With excellent albums by Madon- ? na, the artist formerly known as Prince , p, and Ani DiFranco,1998 has proven gl? ^ttie bJ to be a stellar year for the music in- m S.,C dustry. This summer should be no dif- ^ V//rom m ferent, as many big-name acts will be a releasing highly anticipated CDs. car^"' Perhaps one of the most anticipated 0 maJ?r summer albums will come from Tori tomorrow, a Amos. Her fourth full-length LP, from arns,wl 0 a Crowded Strei Penn. student college press EXCHANGE NEW YORK? Just one year ago, Sandy Dalai was you University of Pennsylvania student. He was a member of the fencing team, hung out ground clubs with his friends, shopped thrift stores, j kind of guy, Dalai was pursuing a degree in marketing j Studies. "I was kind of shy," Dalai confessed during a recent the New York Hilton. He's still shy, this overnight sensation who is toul next big name in designer menswear. After showing his first collection last July, Dalai garr reviews for his sure hand and magical blend of colorfu dies and Indian fabrics, 1960s-London mod and All-j sportswear. Before his second collection debuted in February, he inated for the prestigious Perry Ellis Award for New Fai ent, given annually by the Council of Fashion Designers ica. The 21-year-old New Yorker was nominated along stars as Marc Jacobs and John Bartlett. Just days after Dalal's second collection of sweepi coats and clashing patterned suits debuted to anothei critical acclaim, Dalai stood before the fashion establ: the fabulous various artists swing collection $9!? s v_jj| the fabulous various artists tango collection Junkie x) Saturday teenage kick Htrona Sl3cd | Play "blockbuste Listen to any CD in the store. 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This new singl >res, but can be seen on been received as well as olde e choir girl hotel should like "So Much To Say" or "Sa )int in Amos' impressive but Before These Crowded should have no trouble becon albums will be released other multi-platinum seller, ve Matthews Band re- After Fleetwood Mac's su new CD, Before These reunion album and tour, it's 1 its, and a three-disc box feet time for more people to bee next big name from Oscar de la Renta to Donna Karan -ai an upset victory for the youngest person so ir average A simple "Thank you," was all he could he dicta t prepare a speech because he dicta at under- He was dressed modestly that Februaiy \ low-key silk shirt and a pair of simply-tailored si; and Asian admonished him for failing to dress up for Dalai said he is still trying to come to gri dinner at sensation status. "It was such a honor to be in the room ;ed as the Blass and Elizabeth Taylor. I just couldi dreamed it would happen so quickly," said leredrave So how did he go so quickly from Pennst 1 East In- gy? American Dalal's desire to produce clothes was i youth when he traveled with his mother, ] was nom- clothing factories in Hong Kong, China, 1 shion Tal- Agashiwala locates and selects factories t 3 of Amer- for apparel companies. [side such "I took my children everywhere I wen "From age 10, Sandy went with me, that's h tog camel up." round of Like a sponge, Dalai absorbed the era ishment - He would sit for hours at the knees of fact< listen-that's Duster musfr the fa yark)^artists ^ big band col cd the suicide machines battle : :T>:::: :^;! j::::::: Sll" kefflurl ,,ttle pk red river m JjjKKHU Hnnff BHHh "k bwmp^ii BBByy' J $13?? r* music trivia." Win millions of prizes. Mil new TJ iwud nidid * nuiuyr oynt\j KOSS* Professional Studio Stereophones Coca-Cola* classic .Ciwww.blockbuster.com lion Mall Sale ends May 18.1990 ?1998 Blockbuster Entertainment Inc. AH rights reserved. "KOSS" is a registered trademaik ol KOSS Corporation. f. No purchase necessary. Must be 12 or older. Void where prohibited. Game ends May 11. 1998. Offer valid at i8. Prices exclude tax. Sale prices may vary. See store lor complete details. #1236-98-524 Etc. The Gamecock slated foi ted, will posed to the music of Stevie Nicks, w Dave chanted goes deeper into her m first CD cal legacy than her previous "besl r highly album, because it contains unrele? 6. That tracks from her days with Fleetw s for the Mac along with her solo career. Am heir fan the songs on the three CDs is "L lew CD, Distance Winner," a track that i es back- previously only available on an alt rissette she did with Lindsey Buckingh e hasn't Buckingham Nicks. Nicks will als ir songs on tour in support of the box set. itellite," On May 12, Lenny Kravitz will Streets turn after a long absence with ling an- follow-up to his relatively disappo ing 1995 album, Circus. Virgin Rea ccessful isn't revealing much about the CD, the per- that it is his best album since Are :ome ex- Gonna Go My Way? What is know in designer id claimed the award, ing them with questi honored. struct garments anc offer, explaining that By the time he i t expect to win. wore them during h night in a long-sleeve ed. His parent's apa acks. (One journalist his showroom) was n . i.1. - _ _1_ i* \ J i_ _ . j1 tne oiacK-ue anairj spena nours in me ps with this overnight the neighborhood, si At 18, he annouj with people like Bill No, said his fath< i't believe it. I never his mother. They in: Dalai. "We believe in a udent to design prodi- Dalai went off to this a closely guard< instilled in him from "I just didn't fee) Loma Agashiwala, to Rosane Rocher, c rhailand and Japan. Regional Studies, sa o manufacture clothes he wasn't the least 1 "I think he was a t," Agashiwala said, he was a first semes ow he picked (design) was designing. But ft of making clothes. sries workers, pesteri iire P IV 9.. ? Whal '"V , 1.' m avA in J WP j arour ^(99 it djUMuJJti bAIH ?*? 10?? lymate I e .11?? You get n You; need. PI discount oi have to BYPEI m L Customer Sijjmtu Pres Coupon oi P 10% | Student I Discount N , One-Way m Moves summer En- that Kravitz has further explored the usi- funk and R&B influences in.his music t of with the new album, ised One week later on May 19, Natalood ie Merchant's second solo effort, Opheong lia, will arrive in stores. There is ong supposed to be an accompanying short was film with the CD. Merchant will also turn join Lilith Fair this summer, am, Joni Mitchell will make a long overogo due return in June or July with Taming the Tiger, her 20th album. [ re- Taming the Tiger has been finished the for a long time, but Mitchell wanted to lint- finish the album's art work. Other no)rds table summer CDs will be released by just A Tribe Called Quest, the New PowYou er Generation, Des'ree and the Beastn is ie Boys. menswear nns, convincing them to show him how to con1 learning about fabrics. vas 14, he wag-making his own clothes. He is off time from the private school he attendrtment on Central Park South (which is now tear Fifth and Madison Avenues and he would upscale department stores and boutiques of tudying designer fashions. iced he wanted to start a designer business. jr, Mahesh, a certified public accountant, and sisted he go to college. t least having one degree," said Agashiwala. Penn. He continued to make clothes, but kept id secret from his schoolmates and teachers. [ comfortable talking about it," he said, ihairman of Penn's Department of South Asia lid Dalai stood out as a student, even though jit outspoken or aggressive. iways thoughtful. lhat struck me even when iter freshman," she said. 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