M-BIA was a renowned underground nightclub located in the heart of Berlin, Germany, known for its distinct commitment to the deeper shades of electronic music, particularly techno and its subgenres. The venue opened its doors in 2010, quickly cementing itself as a beloved space for both local Berliners and international club-goers seeking raw, unpretentious nightlife experiences. Housed in a historic multi-level building near Alexanderplatz, M-BIA stood out for its intimate, maze-like structure of several dancefloors, chill areas, and a strikingly industrial ambiance marked by exposed pipes and concrete.

Over the years, it built a reputation for long, marathon-style parties, often running for 48 hours or more, and for its welcoming ethos, attracting an inclusive crowd of music enthusiasts rather than celebrity-seekers or tourists. The club's significance stemmed not just from its musical offering but from its status as a fiercely independent counterpoint to more commercialized Berlin venues, providing vital space for both established and emerging artists to showcase experimental and classic sounds in an authentic setting. M-BIA did not undergo major changes in location, but did often update its sound system and internal layout to enhance acoustic quality and crowd flow, always favouring a dark, minimalist aesthetic in keeping with Berlin’s underground culture.

Despite facing challenges from shifting nightlife regulations and gentrification pressures in Mitte, the club persisted as a pivotal gathering spot for the city’s techno community until its closure in 2020, after a decade of driving Berlin’s after-hours scene. Notable artists who performed at M-BIA include international acts such as Miss Djax, Dr. Motte, and Dave Tarrida, as well as local luminaries like Asem Shama, Mike Wall, and Berlin underground staples such as Joton and Paul Birken.

The club also gave a platform to countless resident DJs and rising talents, maintaining its reputation as an incubator for the next wave of techno innovators.