Akon - Sorry, Blame It On Me | 1950's Soul Version

What if a poet from the 1950s imagined, wrote, and sang one of the most emotional apology songs ever created?
This reimagined soul blues version of Sorry, Blame It On Me asks that very question, transporting the listener into a smoky 1950s jazz club filled with regret, responsibility, and late-night confession. Originally released in 2007 by Akon on the album Konvicted, the song became known for its heartfelt apology, themes of remorse, accountability, and self-sacrifice in love and family.

This is Sorry, Blame It On Me (Soul’d Rewind Version) —
a cinematic soul retelling where modern heartbreak transforms into a vintage gospel testimony,
where regret glows through warm brass horns,
and where a weathered blues vocalist pours out every apology his heart never dared to speak.

This isn’t a remix.
This isn’t nostalgia.

Titles:
Akon - Sorry, Blame It On Me | 1950's Soul Version
If Heartbreak Was Sung in a 1950s Jazz Club | Blame It on Me
What If a 1950s Soul Poet Wrote “Sorry, Blame It on Me”? | Deep Jazz Confession

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