Nightshifts Toronto, Ontario
Nightshifts is the recording project of Toronto-based songwriter Andrew Oliver.
Oliver has worked magic across vintage synths, groovy guitars, and drum machines during late-night recording sessions to create soulful and cosmic pop tunes.
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