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---
name: "Companion Apps for Apple Music"
subtitle: "Faithful re-creations of the classic iTunes interfaces, riding on top of modern Music"
date: 2026-05-03
link: https://marioaguzman.github.io/music/
source: "One Thing Well"
topics: [macos-apps, general-delight]
tags: [retro, music, apple]
---
A small set of macOS apps from designer Mario A. Guzman that wrap Apple Music in pixel-accurate recreations of the classic iTunes 1, iTunes 4, and early iPod-era interfaces — brushed-metal title bar and all. They're not skins; they're standalone players that actually drive your library, so the nostalgia comes with the convenience of streaming you already pay for.