Thomas Pépin was born in Montreal in a house filled with music – his mother, a classically-trained guitarist, and his father, a Brazilian music aficionado and singer-guitar player in a local band.
Growing up in the 90s, he spent many hours sourcing music from records, CDs, VHS tapes and radio shows to create the ultimate cassette mixtapes – a way for him to process and express his emotions as a teenager.
By the mid 2000s, he ran a music blog called The Sweet Fix and DJ’d regularly at bars and clubs around Montreal, sharing his musical taste with a growing audience. In the early 2010s, Thomas then spent two years in Berlin working in music and design. This time would have a powerful and lasting impact on his creative process.
Back in Montreal, as requests for personalized soundtracks for friends’ businesses grew, Thomas and Louis-Marc decided to formalize this new venture into Catalogue in 2016. Today, he works full-time on creating and sustaining music soundtracks for various clients, as well as overseeing the growth and development of Catalogue. In his spare time, he continues to curate and share mixtapes with friends and loved ones.