Crecimiento's first release pairs two titans of the deep house scene. Michel Cleis (Cadenza/Pampa) delivers 'Hey Lady Luck', a driving and percussive garage production based around the 'Lady Luck' vocal from Jamie Woon. And on the remix, Freerange Records headhoncho, Jimpster, weighs in with a solid version, stripped back and hypnotising, he also provides an Instrumental for those who shy away from vocals. 'Hey Lady Luck' has its roots in the Ibiza season of a couple of years back, when Cadenza Records headhoncho Luciano began to play the original acapella over his sets, to rapturous reception. Since then, this fusion has resulted in a handle of unofficial versions, but it's been Michel Cleis who delivers to comprehensive house version of this cut, blending a new vocal delivery from Liam Bailey with a highly infectious, percussive garage vibe. Huxley (Hypercolour) - loving this, both mixes are ace, think I will play Jimpster's mixes the most though Fish Go Deep (Defected) - Nicely done, both Original and Jimpster remixes work for me, supporting! Simon Dunmore (Defected) - digging the Jimpster remixes Roger Sanchez (Release Yourself) - great record, playing on the radio show DJ Chus (Stereo) - Wow, what a bomb! Gorge (8Bit) - Cool remix and Original, will be supporting Halo (H-Foundation) - Love it, will play all mixes Alex Niggeman (Poker Flat) - Jimpster remixes for me Kevin Griffiths (Tsuba) - Jimpster Dub mix for me, thanks Julien Sandre (Morris Audio) - Great release from 2 amazing artists, I love the Original but it's the special Jimpster bomb remix for me Catz 'n' Dogz (Dirtybird) - Jimpster is the man! Waff (Hot Creations) - All nice tracks, but both Jimpster remixes for me Rocky (X-Press 2) - Jimpster remixes are great Moodymanc (2020 Vision) - two of the most origi