Ghanaian hip-hop artist Desmond Kwesi Blackmore, known as D-Black, opened up about taking a hiatus from music following the mysterious disappearance of hiplife star Castro. In a conversation on GhanaWeb's "Takertainment" with Elsie Lamar, D-Black shared that Castro's absence deeply affected him, particularly because many of his hit tracks, including "Seihor" and "Personal Person," were collaborations with the late musician.

He expressed discomfort in performing those songs, as Castro's body was never recovered.

“When Castro’s situation happened, I took a break from music because the most popular songs I had were with him; Seihor and Personal Person.

“I didn't feel comfortable going on stage to perform those songs either when they couldn't find his body,” he stated.

When asked how he earned the nickname "Enjoyment Minister," he credited his transition into the hospitality industry."Enjoyment Minister," D-Black said, "I went into the hospitality business. I started my nightclub and event company. A lot of what I was doing was about cooling my head and enjoyment. That’s how my friends gave me the title. It was a lot of back-to-back parties and enjoyment.”