Emo LeBlanc is a singer/song writer who writes for the people with songs like 280 days( for truckers), Bring out the beer (heart broken guys), and Good Bye America (displaced workers from out-sourcing). Emo appreciates the simple things in life and writes about them in his songs. This is why so many people identify with Emo’s music. It doesn’t matter if you are from the South or the East Coast you are going to enjoy Emo’s show. With a firm grasp on Country, Emo’s father would always bring him along on many of his Country Music outings. Seeing such stars as Dolly Parton & Porter Wagner, Ferron Young, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Red Sovine long before any of these stars made it big. Emo was even lucky enough to see a performance by the great Ernest Tubb. With great stars carrying on the tradition of Country music in the “Roots” or “Traditional”, Emo is one of those who believes that Traditional Country Music should be preserved. Emo is getting Airplay on a regular rotation in the USA (140 stations) and in Europe (130 Stations). He remains optimistic that soon he’ll be getting Airplay in Canada. Currently, Emo is charting on indiecharts.com. He has maintained he ranking for sometime now. Emo is 7th in Americana and 37th in Country music. Emo is also charting on soundclick.com . With a 4th CD on the way, Emo is proud of the music that he has already produced but realizes that it is a learning and growth process and the music will only keep getting better. With new song such as Good Bye America. Mama was right, Man I’ve become Emo see only great thing happening in the future with this CD.

Atlanta singer/songwriter Thomas Oliver’s brand of country is what country music would have been if it hadn’t detoured through pop. It’s real. Straight from the rich tradition of Southern music, his original songs of livin’, lovin’ and losin’ are from a writer who’s lived a life he doesn’t pretend has been perfect but one he knows has been blessed nevertheless.
Thomas didn’t start writing songs to have them cut in Nashville. They have always been his songs. And he was writing them for years and playing them for friends before he made his first demo.
“Finally Over Losing My Mind” was his first solo CD, released in 2003. Through the local chapter of the Nashville Songwriters and the Georgia Music Association, Thomas began playing the coffee house circuit in and around Atlanta. He won a few awards. He gained some loyal fans, who love his songs and his original Southern voice.

Thomas is a native of Atlanta where he works for a large newspaper. The author of “The Real Coke, the Real Story” and two unpublished novels, Thomas graduated from the University of Georgia, where he spent many a night in the dorm basement and laundry room listening to Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard while others were turning on the the Grateful Dead.
He is the father of a son and daughter and the owner of a lap cat.

Discography
"Finally Over Losing My Mind," debut CD of 11 original songs is available on CDBaby.com, Towersrecords.com, Best Buy and 45 internet music providers. Three of the songs were honored as Best of Country by the Georgia Music Association.
"The Life You Save Might be Your Own," was released Feb. 2006 on CDBaby.com et.al.