Buffalo Jukebox

Producer, engineer, and recording artist Anthony Casuccio, who has worked on multiple Grammy-nominated projects, is the head of the Villa Maria College music program, and the president of the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame, released a new single, "Can You See Me?" on Jan. 30. Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with Casuccio about the single and the Western New York music scene at large.

Though the band Meat Raffle wrapped up their time playing together in November, they released their final album, "So Long, And Thanks for All the Meat" in mid-January. Today, a look back at what was initially Music Monday #30.

Originally published on WIVB.com on April 3, 2023.

Comedian Ron Funches will be performing at Buffalo's Helium Comedy Club from Feb. 5-7. Ahead of the show, Buffalo Jukebox host spoke with Funches about his comedy, his recent time on reality competition show "The Traitors," his ongoing autism diagnosis, fatherhood, wrestling, and more.

Ahead of Bret Michaels’ concert at Fallsview Casino on Feb. 6, he spoke with Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke about the show, his hometown Pittsburgh Steelers, connecting with fans at shows, his charity work, and more.

Comedian Bill Engvall made his return to the comedy stage late last year, and next week, he'll be playing Fallsview Casino's OLG Stage as part of his "Here's Your Sign: It Wasn't My Time" tour. Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with Engvall ahead of the show.

Rapper, muralist, and tattoo artist Mic Excel sat down with Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke for what was initially Music Monday #10. The interview was conducted at The Beer Keep on Elmwood Ave., where some of Mic's murals were on display.

Originally published on WIVB.com on Nov. 7, 2022.

Following the release of his album "Abolished Uncertainties," rapper Jae Skeese joined Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke for what was initially Music Monday #32. Skeese discussed the album, his Buffalo influences, and his follow-up album, "Testament of The Times."

Originally published on WIVB.com on April 17, 2023.

Today on Buffalo Jukebox, a look at Buffalo's Richardson Olmsted Campus, which inspired the design of Mount Massive Asylum in the video game "Outlast." Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with the game's writer, J.T. Petty, about the game's design and development, the incorporation of the Richardson building into the design elements, and what's next for the "Outlast" franchise.

Additionally, Richard Olmsted Campus cultural curator Patrick F. Ryan weighs in with history regarding the campus and its architecture, as well as upcoming on-site developments.

Buffalo rapper Streets Soprano is returning with new music and more in 2026, following the release of his "Birth of a Dynasty" album last July. Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with Streets about his latest release, as well as his new music and his charity work.

Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with rapper Streets Soprano for what was initially Music Monday #21 about his music, his work in the community, his label Trust Nobody Music Group, and the Black Soprano Family. The interview was conducted at Blue Lagoon Studios in West Seneca.

Originally published on WIVB.com on 1/30/23