Katrina Lat

Welcome to Respite, which premiered at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival, is an immersive VR experience. The production puts the audience in the shoes of Alex, a child with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID).

For the first time in its 34 year history, SXSW is moving entirely online. Given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, an online festival was the only way SXSW could safely occur. But what kind of impact will this pivot have on the festival’s value to badgeholders?

Interview with Icelandic indie rockers VÖK leading up to their performance at Secret Solstice Festival in Iceland. 

A conversation with Melbourne folk musician, Didirri, before his show at The Drake Hotel in Toronto.

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A chat with Valley at Canadian Music Week 2018 in Toronto, Canada.

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Filmed and edited by Janine Van Oostrom.

A chat with Ian and Luke of cleopatrick at Canadian Music Week 2018 in Toronto.

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Filmed & edited by Janine Van Oostrom.

A video interview  with Toronto trio, New City, during CMW 2018. This is a fun one - enjoy!

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A chat with Norwegian singer/songwriter, AURORA, prior to her show at Toronto's Velvet Underground.

Interview with French/Algerian/American writer of 'bittersweet bangers', Lolo Zouai, before her first show of her first ever tour.

Ian Axel and Chad King are American music duo A Great Big World. They sit down with Kat in Toronto and about the business of music, crowd-funding, GLEE, and creating a Broadway play.

Vanessa Carlton sits down with Katrina Lat in Toronto to talk about their latest album “Liberman”. They discuss motherhood, remixes, being inspired by paintings and philosophy, and the importance of women’s rights.

Brandon Boyd and Jose Pasillas of iconic alternative rock band Incubus sit down with Katrina Lat in Toronto to discuss their newest album “8”. Brandon tells us about how he’s developed as a songwriter over time, what they’ve learned in the past 20 years, and how improvising plays a big role in their music creation. They talk about being open to and embracing technology for good. 

Katie Gavin, Josette Maskin, & Naomi McPherson are Los Angeles electropop trio MUNA. They sit down with Katrina Lat in Toronto about the multicultural meanings behind their band name, musical influences, and being labeled as “queer pop”. They discuss the DIY approach to their debut album “About U” and getting mono at SXSW.

Felix Riebl and Harry James Angus of The Cat Empire talk with Katrina Lat at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto. They discuss touring their 7th album “Rising With The Sun” and dreaming up new melodies. Felix goes in-depth about the song “Bataclan” in tribute to the tragedies in Paris.

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On assignment for Live in Limbo.

Daniela Andrade sits down with Katrina Lat for an exclusive one-on-one interview. They talk about Shore EP and her journey being a singer, songwriter, and YouTube sensation. Daniela describes highlight moments of her career thus far, touring with a full band, and learning to surround herself with positive people.

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On assignment for Live in Limbo.

Against Me! front woman Laura Jane Grace sits down with Katrina Lat about her upcoming autobiography “Tranny: Confessions of Punk Rock’s Most Infamous Anarchist Sellout” due out November 15. They discuss the similarities between writing song lyrics and books, and finding new meaning for older songs. Laura tells us how music has the power to create a conversation, and her new relationship with Coeur de Pirate.

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On assignment for Live In Limbo.

The Bovine Sex Club is located on Queen West and is a bar and concert venue favourite of many locals in Toronto. We got a chance to speak with owner Darryl Fine about it’s 25th anniversary. 

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On assignment for Live in Limbo.