Poznań, blink and you missed it.

The space that used to house Rzemieślnicza at 2 Niezłomnych Street in downtown Poznan, is no longer about polite dinners and safe wine lists. It’s been stripped down, rewired and reborn as Slow — the new underground club project from the crew behind Tama.

Yes, that Tama.

But don’t get it twisted. Slow isn’t Tama 2.0. It’s not a sequel. It’s the after-hours alter ego. The younger sibling with sharper taste and less patience for hype.

Where Tama goes big, industrial and heavy, Slow goes intimate, controlled and groove-driven. Think low ceilings, tight dancefloor, sweat on the walls. A space where the DJ isn’t a distant god on a giant stage but right there with you, steering the room in real time.

The mission? Strip it back to music and energy. No circus. No overbooked headliners flown in for Instagram clout. Slow is betting on locals, selectors, crate-diggers and rising names who actually understand the pulse of this city. House is the backbone, but the direction stays fluid — groove, subtle electronics, deeper cuts. Quality over logo.

It runs on weekends, but that’s just the surface. Expect midweek pop-ups, unplugged sessions, hybrid events, intimate showcases. The kind of nights where you show up “just for one” and leave at sunrise wondering what just happened.

There’s sentiment baked into the concrete too. Old-school Poznań collectives are already stepping back into the booth. Generations are colliding. Veterans and new blood on the same system. Slow isn’t erasing history — it’s remixing it.

And because Tama and Slow share DNA, crossovers are inevitable. Big-format nights will bleed into second stages. Series will expand. Names will rotate between raw warehouse chaos and tight-room hypnosis. It’s one ecosystem — two moods.

Summer? The courtyard’s in play. But don’t expect mainstream festival energy. Slow is built for those who actually care about what’s coming out of the speakers.

Poznań’s club scene just got deeper.
Not louder. Deeper.

Slow is open.