If You Still Miss Someone… This Soul Mix Will Bring It All Back | Inspired by Otis, Percy & Sam

Some people leave your life… but never truly leave your heart. This late-night Deep Southern Soul mix was made for anyone who still misses someone from long ago. Inspired by the timeless emotion of Otis Redding, Percy Sledge, and Sam Cooke, these original songs carry the sound of old love, quiet regret, and memories that return when the night gets still. Warm Hammond organ, emotional blues guitar, smoky horns, deep live bass, organic drums, and vintage analog textures come together in a soulful journey through empty rooms, unanswered calls, old photographs, and a love you never completely forgot. Whether you're driving alone at night, listening while the rain falls, or remembering someone who once meant everything, let this music bring it all back. No trends. No noise. Just real soul music after midnight. 🎙️ Inspired by the golden era of Deep Southern Soul 🌙 Late-night music for lonely and nostalgic hearts 🎸 Warm analog sound with authentic vintage soul feeling 💔 Original songs about lost love, longing, and memories ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎵 TRACKLIST 00:00 I Still Miss You Like Last Night 08:00 Your Side of the Bed Is Cold 13:29 That Number Still Knows My Name 17:57 I Drove Past Our Old House 22:55 The Letter I Never Sent 26:49 Rain on Willow Avenue 31:47 Our Song Came On Tonight 36:27 Somebody Else Holds You Now 41:50 The Last Train Never Came 46:07 I Kept the Porch Light On 51:05 Your Photograph Face Down 55:39 I Heard Your Voice in the Hall 1:00:59 Sunday Morning Without You 1:06:11 The Jukebox Played Goodbye 1:10:55 I Never Learned to Let You Go 1:15:53 This Ring Still Feels Like Home 1:20:52 The River Remembers Us 1:25:05 If You Ever Come Back 1:30:05 Dawn Found Me Missing You 1:35:02 I'll Carry What We Were ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ If this mix touched your heart, please Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications. Your support helps our growing channel bring more original Deep Southern Soul to listeners around the world. Tell us in the comments: Is there someone you still miss after all these years? After Midnight FM — Where the night breathes. #DeepSouthernSoul #SoulMusic #AfterMidnightFM