MW:M Satellites

Hop on the bus and explore Berlin’s music scene with fellow international MW:M delegates, including speakers. Organised by Berlin Music Commission, the tour connects four visits to venues and creative spaces, with time to meet their hosts and fellow delegates.

Tuesday, 3 November 2026, 13:00–18:00 (Berlin time).
Meeting point: nhow Berlin at 13:00.

Stops:
13:10–13:45 — MAAYA: a multicultural event and community space at RAW-Gelände.
14:00–14:50 — Tresor: a guided visit exploring the club and label’s history, legacy, and the challenges and successes of running the club today.
15:30–16:30 — Studio visit with Stefanie Egedy at Haus der Visionäre: sound, spatial perception and low-frequency vibration.
16:50–17:50 — DUYU: a hands-on visit to an independent music house in Gräfekiez.

Register for the entire bus tour or selected stops: https://airtable.com/appHkk592aL9dZU2y/pagGwfQxBlQMDdgaV/form

For questions, cancellations or special access needs, contact Antoine at antoine@mwm-berlin.de ahead of the tour.

Visit MAAYA, a multicultural event and community space at the RAW-Gelände in Berlin-Friedrichshain. Delegates will explore its indoor floor, garden, pool and backyard, and meet the venue’s CEO to discuss a space that has become a home for Berlin’s Afro-diasporic and other communities through club nights, concerts, daytime gatherings and public events.

Part of the MW:M26 international delegates bus tour on Tuesday, 3 November, 13:10–13:45. Join the full tour by bus or register for selected stops: https://airtable.com/appHkk592aL9dZU2y/pagGwfQxBlQMDdgaV/form

What does Germany need to put in place now, and what role can Berlin play, to build a competitive, sustainable and fair European AI music market?

The Berlin AI Think Tank brings together representatives from music, research, technology, law, rights management and policy to examine how the European AI and music market needs to function as it develops.

This Open Community Session brings music creators, artists, managers, political and policy participants and the wider music community into the discussion.

Key outcomes from the Think Tank’s working session will be shared, where appropriate, and discussed from the perspective of the wider community, with a focus on transparency, licensing, attribution, fair remuneration and the legal and practical conditions needed for implementation.

The session will be held in English.

Developed in collaboration between the Association for Electronic Music (AFEM), AIxchange, Fraunhofer IDMT and CIC Berlin, with MWM supporting community participation.

Discover Tresor, a Berlin techno nightclub and record label, on a guided tour led by Alexander Schulze. The visit explores Tresor’s history and legacy in Berlin’s techno scene, alongside the challenges and successes of running the club in today’s cultural and economic context.

Part of the MW:M26 international delegates bus tour on Tuesday, 3 November, 14:00–14:50. Join the full tour by bus or register for selected stops: https://airtable.com/appHkk592aL9dZU2y/pagGwfQxBlQMDdgaV/form

Artist Stefanie Egedy welcomes delegates into her working environment for an introduction to her practice with sound, spatial perception and low-frequency vibration.

Low-frequency sound artist and composer Stefanie Egedy creates embodied vibrational experiences grounded in sound as a physical force through site-specific installations, commissioned works and compositions. Sub-bass, bass and infrasound (LFS) — their tactility and capacity to permeate and traverse space, perceived by the skin and the body rather than the ear alone, form the core of her artistic practice. Her work explores the relationships between sound waves, architectural bodies and human bodies, investigating the physiological and somatic effects of LFS on human perception and bodily experience. Egedy’s practice builds two bodies of work: BODIES AND SUBWOOFERS (B.A.S.), which explores the sculptural presence of subwoofers and their relationships with human and architectural bodies through LFS, and SONIC ENERGETICS, which creates LFS environments that support somatic grounding and inner orientation. Immersed in this context, she articulates the crossing between sonic and musical language to investigate sonic communication between beings.

Discover the story behind DUYU, an independent music house in Gräfekiez bringing together instruments and sounds from around the world. This hands-on visit includes a welcome with tea and the opportunity to explore and play a wide range of instruments, experiencing DUYU as a meeting point for creativity and connection.

Part of the MW:M26 international delegates bus tour on Tuesday, 3 November, 16:50–17:50. Join the full tour by bus or register for selected stops: https://airtable.com/appHkk592aL9dZU2y/pagGwfQxBlQMDdgaV/form