“Music Has Never Been My Prime Aim After Castro’s Disappearance” – D-Black

D-Black, the Ghanaian artist and businessman, has claimed that music has never been a priority for him since Castro de Destroyer vanished.

The Black Avenue Music owner claimed in an interview with Sammy Kay on the Go online program that he and Castro used to always be together back then.

D-Black stated that he was working on his third album and that his first single ft. Castro (Personal Person) at the time and Castro was also preparing to release his seventh album, which included his first single, “Ft. D-Black (Seihor) was affected by the sad occurrence and chose to take a sabbatical from music as a result.

The “Enjoyment minister” went on to say that he took a 5-year break from music because it was difficult for him to play the songs he wrote with Castro and that he hasn’t truly convinced himself he’s going back 100 percent to music since his “brother” vanished.

In response to a query from the presenter regarding whether Castro is alive or dead, he said, “may God’s will be done.”

Source: Dklassgh.com