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Song of the Week: "Satisfied" from Hamilton Musical Soundtrack


I've literally played this song 100 times already this week and I can't get over how dope Renee Elise Goldberry's vocals are! If you like musicals (or if you don't) & if you're a history buff like me, I encourage you to check out this song this week.


After hearing this, it's likely that you will never be satisfied hearing anything else lol. Okay, that was a reach...I hope you like it.

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