Stream Soundcloud from Android to Mac (via Bluetooth) ???

Hello, im new to mac. Basically I have my Galaxy S4 and Id like to be able to play / stream any Music (Soundcloud) to my MacBook Pro Retina which is connected to Speakers via HDMI.
Is there any way to stream music via Bluetooth or Wifi to my mac?

Hockeyfanatic wrote:
Does anyone know how or if it's possible to stream my music from the iPhone to iTunes via bluetooth or wifi? Essentially I want to share the iPhone's library with iTunes (I know one can go the other way).
Here's why: I'd like to stream my music at work to my computer's speakers without taking the phone out of my pocket. I obviously don't have my home music collection on my company computer. And I figure if I place the phone on my desk to plug it in and play through iTunes, I could easily walk off without the phone. That would be bad (out of contact) and potentially sad (stolen).
It seems right now the only bluetooth connection to a computer is for the remote application.
Wait until November. Airplay/Airtunes iOS 4.2 announced for iPhone to iTunes/iTV. If you want a BT audio stream now, you can add a dongle to the PC for headset streaming.
As far as WiFi file transfer iPhone to iTunes, you can't. There's talks on it but nothing concrete. Except JB.

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