Sean Rowe Troy, New York
The Darkness Dressed in Colored Lights was produced by Rowe’s friend and longtime collaborator Troy
Pohl.
The studio Hive in Eau Claire, Wisconsin was chosen so that they could work with the Grammy-winning engineer, Brian Joseph (Bon Iver) and for its proximity to a group of musicians that Sean came to admire while listening to Anna Tivel’s, The Question, in his manager’s basement studio.
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