Coral Way Chiefs – Release Myself
is one of those essential House’90 records that defined the golden era of early club culture.
Released in 1992 on Murk Records, it carries the unmistakable Miami signature of Oscar G & Ralph Falcon, deep, hypnotic, warm, and built for dancefloors where the music wasn’t just entertainment, but a cultural ritual.
This vinyl is part of my personal House’90 archive, a curated collection dedicated to preserving the sound, the spirit, and the emotional weight of an era that shaped generations of DJs and dancers.
Release Myself is more than a track: it’s a memory trigger. It brings back the nights when you could walk into certain clubs, real temples of underground culture, and hear music of this depth, crafted with soul, intention, and artistic courage.
Places where tracks like this weren’t just played… they were lived. Where the crowd understood the language of deep house.
Where the DJ wasn’t a performer, but a storyteller.
Today, for many reasons, it has become almost impossible to encounter music with this level of cultural value and sonic quality.
But that’s exactly why this vinyl matters. It’s a reminder of what we once had, and of what we refuse to let disappear. In upcoming videos, I’ll dive deeper into this topic, how a system tries to erase certain cultural legacies, and how we keep them alive through memory, archives, and passion.
For now, I hope this record helps you relive the magic of an era that still beats in our hearts and in our souls. House’90 lives on, through us.
Coral Way Chiefs – Release Myself
Label: Murk Records – MURK 005
Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country: US Released: 1992
Genre: Electronic
Style: Deep House