Abstract: A method to enable users to listen to music from multiple devices collaboratively without the use of the internet. A wireless ad hoc peer-to-peer network is created among multiple devices, where one device functions as a master device and the other devices function as client devices. The master device functionality can be rotated among the devices so that there is no need for a permanent master device. Audio files from multiple devices in the network are then added to a common playlist so that the audio files are streamed from the corresponding devices to the master device so that users in close proximity can listen to that common playlist from one single speaker. This invention allows users to listen to music simultaneously from various devices, without the need to swap the device that is connected to the speaker.