I Was Affected Greatly By Castro’s Disappearance - D-Black

D-Black has confessed that Castro's disappearance made him lose interest in music.

He and Castro have many tracks together and it felt somehow for him to record the songs he did with Castro all by himself since it was Castro who did all the magic on the track in the first place, he noted.

He explained that the feeling of being uncomfortable felt worse at event shows when he would have to perform the songs all by himself, this made the drive for music leave him.

D-Black further told the host, Hammer Nti that he was being chased after by artists back then after his collaboration with Castro on their popular ‘seihor’ and ‘personal person’ track but he has chosen not to perform the tracks as a matter of principle on stage. 

“Hammer, I still have unreleased songs of myself and Castro and I don’t have the urge to release them but maybe if I would have to, I will consult his family to find out the best beneficial way possible for them as I don’t want to profit off his disappearance."

"I met Castro through Jay Q’s studio sessions and for my song like Seihor, he didn’t even write the lyrics. He told me this song is a hit when he had a listen and straight up did his magic on it."

"It felt very uncomfortable performing these songs when the one who recognized and made it a hit wasn’t around so I just decided to take a break. I was affected by his disappearance greatly.” He told Hammer Nti amidst other conversations to eulogize Castro who has now been declared dead after going missing for seven years." 

This one-time BET nominated artiste who now brands himself as Ghana’s ‘Enjoyment Minister’ in a conversation on Kumasi-based Pure FM’s popular ‘Hammer Time’ revealed that he is currently promoting his new album titled ‘Loyalty’ and is on a radio tour in Kumasi entertainment program.

Castro who has been declared dead after being missing for seven years was officially declared dead this month according to the laws of Ghana.

His family have however refused to accept this death as they maintained that they would never accept his death until the concrete proof has been provided by the Ghanaian Police.