While services like Turntable.fm have turned online DJing into a shared experience, audio manufacturer Bowers & Wilkins is doing the same for your next offline party with their Zeppelin Air app. The free iOS app features collaborative playlist building: once you start playing tracks, your friends can join in and add any of the music on their own devices to the mix — though you still retain veto authority. Even better? It all streams live to any AirPlay-compatible device, so you can start spinning without shelling out for one of Bowers & Wilkins’ pricey accessories.
Bowers & Wilkins free Zeppelin Air app makes party playlists collaborative
The new Zeppelin Air app by Bowers & Wilkins lets users build party playlists from their separate music libraries.
The new Zeppelin Air app by Bowers & Wilkins lets users build party playlists from their separate music libraries.
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