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Free Retro Music Widgets for Your Website

Give your visitors a new ’70s, ’80s & ’90s music moment every single day. Copy one embed code into WordPress, Squarespace, Wix or any HTML page — free forever, no account, no coding, no tracking.

Free forever

no account, no key

Daily fresh

zero maintenance

No tracking

no consent banner

No JS on your site

can't slow you down

1 · Pick your widget

2 · Make it yours

e.g. “Today on 103.5 The Vault” — leave blank for the default.

Accent color

3 · Copy the code

Live preview

Embed code

<iframe src="https://g33z3r.com/embed/flashback" width="360" height="290"
  style="border:0;max-width:100%;border-radius:16px" loading="lazy"
  title="Today's Flashback"></iframe>
<p style="font:13px/1.4 sans-serif">Powered by <a
  href="https://g33z3r.com/tools">G33Z3R Radio — Today's Flashback</a></p>

Paste into any page that accepts HTML — a WordPress Custom HTML block, Squarespace/Wix embed, or straight into your template. Please keep the Powered byline: it’s the only thing we ask in return.

🎂 The Birthday #1 tool

The full page for our most-embedded widget — setup guide, sizing, and FAQ.

See the guide →

🔌 Running WordPress?

A one-click plugin is in review at WordPress.org. In the meantime the embed code above works perfectly — paste it into a Custom HTML block.

Plugin coming soon

🔌 Prefer raw data? The Nostalgia Feed

Building a newsletter, a Discord bot, or a “today in music” app? Pull one URL and you’ll always have today’s flashback and question — no key, no account, open CORS.

GET https://g33z3r.com/api/today

Returns the facts — song, artist, year, today’s question — plus links back to us. Free to use with credit. Cover art and play buttons aren’t in the feed (music artwork is licensed to us for display on our own pages): if you want the visuals, use a widget above and the art comes along inside it.

Free daily content for radio stations, blogs & newsletters

Anyone whose audience grew up on this music: classic-hits and community radio stations, Gen X blogs, record stores, class-reunion and alumni sites, retro-gaming sites, music newsletters, local news and community portals, venues, and car clubs. If your readers remember mixtapes, they’ll stop and play with these.

Everything is powered by our own catalog — thousands of songs, artists, and year-by-year chart data going back to the ’60s — and it refreshes daily, so your page stays alive without you lifting a finger.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes — completely free, forever. No account, no API key, no subscription, and no ads. We only ask that you keep the small 'Powered by G33Z3R Radio' credit link that comes with the embed code.

Which website platforms does it work with?

All of them. The widget is a standard HTML iframe, so it works on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Ghost, Blogger, Shopify, and any hand-built or CMS-driven site that lets you paste HTML — including most radio-station website builders. On WordPress, paste it into a Custom HTML block.

Do I need a developer?

No. Pick a widget, copy the code, and paste it into any page that accepts HTML — a WordPress Custom HTML block, a Squarespace or Wix embed block, or your site template. It takes about a minute.

Does it track my visitors?

No. The widgets set no cookies, run no scripts on your page, and never fingerprint or profile your readers. Nothing is collected from your visitors at all — which means the embeds don't add anything to your cookie-consent banner.

Will it slow my site down?

No. Each widget is a tiny self-contained page in a lazy-loaded iframe — no JavaScript runs on your site, so it can't block your page or break your layout.

Does the content update automatically?

Yes — that's the point. Today's Flashback and the Question of the Day change every single day on our side. You paste once and never maintain it again.

Can I match it to my brand?

Yes. Set your own accent color and heading with the controls above — for example a station could title it 'Today on 103.5 The Vault' in the station's own color. You can also resize the iframe to fit your layout.

I run a radio station / newsletter / blog. Can I use this on air or in email?

On your website, absolutely. Email clients strip iframes, so for a newsletter link to the widget page instead, or grab our daily RSS feed. Questions or a custom fit? Email info@g33z3r.com.

Built something with these, or want a widget we don’t offer yet? Tell us— we’d love to see it.