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Listen to Masterkraft's cover of Bob Marley's 'Satisfy my soul'

One of the finest Nigerian producers of this times creates a beautiful version of the classic Bob Marley track.

Bob Marley - Satisfy My Soul Masterkraft remake cover

On this day May 11, 1981 the iconic musician from Jamaica,Bob Marley,  passed away after suffering from an untimely illness.

His good memory, legacy and music however lives on.

Nigerian top producer Masterkraft released a sweet melodious remake cover of the legend's laid back tune 'Satisfy my soul' off his 1978 ''Kaya'' album.

Listen on Soundcloud.

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