If You Miss Vintage Soul Music That Still Hurts | Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye & Al Green Inspired

Midnight Soul Radio FM is where old pain finds a voice. This session is for the ones who still believe soul music should hurt a little. Built around the deep emotional power of classic southern soul, this mix carries the feeling of smoky stages, raw male vocals, gospel-rooted harmonies, warm analog textures, and songs that sound like they were sung from a broken heart. This session is inspired by the emotional world of classic soul voices like Otis Redding, Teddy Pendergrass, Percy Sledge, Al Green, Sam Cooke, Marvin Gaye, and Wilson Pickett — not as imitation, but as a tribute to the feeling they left behind. This is not background music. This is for the nights when love still hurts. For the memories you never fully let go. For the person you stopped calling, but never stopped missing. For the kind of music that doesn’t just play — it reaches inside you. Every song in this session was created to feel like an old confession: slow, honest, wounded, and full of soul. 🎧 Tracklist: 00:00 Love Still Burns At Midnight 05:36 I Tried To Leave Your Memory 10:50 This Pain Still Has Your Name 16:41 Don’t Ask A Broken Man To Smile 22:28 Soul That Still Hurts 27:54 I Gave You The Best Of Me 33:42 The Night Knows I Still Love You 39:30 If Tears Could Bring You Home 45:31 I’m Still Waiting In The Rain 50:53 You Left Me With The Music 57:22 A Heart Like Mine Don’t Heal Easy 1:03:10 When The Old Songs Start To Cry 1:08:37 I Loved You Past Goodbye 1:14:01 Every Note Reminds Me Of You 1:19:52 The Man I Was Before You Left 1:26:11 Hold Me Like It’s 1972 1:31:56 I Can’t Stop Missing What We Had 1:36:58 Let The Last Song Hurt No trends. No noise. No empty songs. Just deep late-night soul for hearts that still remember. If love still hurts tonight, stay here a while.