Desmond Kwesi Blackmore, popularly known by his stage name D-Black, stands as a prominent figure in Ghana's music scene, celebrated not only as a versatile artist but also as a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist. Born on January 12, 1987, in Accra, Ghana, D-Black has carved his path through the music industry, earning accolades and making significant contributions. Beyond the stage, he is recognized as the CEO of the record label Black Avenue Muzik, showcasing his entrepreneurial prowess.

D-Black

Early Life and Education

D-Black comes from a family where achieving excellence is a tradition. His parents, John Derek Blackmore and Adeline Boateng, laid the groundwork for his journey. Growing up, he was influenced by his father's legacy as an Olympic Champion and his mother's role as a civil servant. D-Black demonstrated determination during his early years of education, hinting at his future passion for music.

Career Beginnings

D-Black embarked on his musical journey as an independent artist in the group D-Black and Kwaku T. Their collaborative prowess manifested in the album "Target Practice," marking the initial steps of D-Black's solo career. The entrepreneurial flame within him sparked the creation of Black Avenue Muzik, a record label that has become a nurturing ground for diverse talents, boasting artists like Sefa, DJ Breezy, and Nina Ricchie among its roster.

Musical Achievements

D-Black's musical journey is adorned with accolades, symbolizing his impact on the Ghanaian music landscape. His notable works include the album "The Revelation," which earned a nomination for Album of the Year. At the HSH Awards, he was recognized as the Most Influential Artiste, and the Channel O Music Video Awards honored him with the Best West Africa video for "Falling." D-Black's track "Vera" earned multiple nominations at the Ghana Music Awards, highlighting his influential presence in the industry.

In 2015, D-Black's "Seihor" clinched the Hip-life Song of the Year at the Ghana Music Awards, solidifying his versatility. His active participation in the 4Syte Music Video Awards, where he won categories like Male Video of the Year for "Kotomoshi," showcased his profound impact on visual storytelling in music.

Songs 

1. Bambalika

2. Sheege

3. Ajei

4. Kotomoshi

5. Enjoyment Minister

6. Trotro Vibes

7. Omega

8. Loving You

9. B3 Gye

10. Sawasa

11. DinDin

12. Nothing On Me

13. Kiss N Tell

14. Give Dem

15. Big Fish

16. Stay

17. Glory

18. Energy

19. Vera

20. Setewaa D3nky3

21. Son of God

22. Hambo

23. Black Clouds

24. Say Yes

25. Loyalty

26. Sometimes

27. Aben Dada

28. Forget Me Not

29. 99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall

30. Is that your Chairman?

31. Heaven Or Hell

32. Monkey No Fine

Entrepreneurship and Philanthropy

Beyond the music notes, D-Black's entrepreneurial acumen shines through. As the CEO of Black Avenue Muzik, he has played a pivotal role in nurturing talents and contributing significantly to the growth of the music industry. His ventures extend to entrepreneurship awards, exemplified by his recognition at the 40 Under 40 Awards as the Entrepreneur of the Year in Hospitality.

In the realm of philanthropy, D-Black has been an advocate and supporter of various causes. His contributions go beyond the stage, reflecting a commitment to making a positive impact on society.

Personal Life

While D-Black's professional life reflects dynamism, his personal life exudes a balance of love and family. Notably, he is a father of three, sharing a deep affection for his children. While not married, D-Black remains devoted to his family, offering glimpses of his personal life that resonate with fans.

Net Worth

D-Black's estimated net worth of $5 million reflects the financial success stemming from his music career and entrepreneurial ventures. 

Social Media

Stay connected with D-Black's journey by following him on social media 

Instagram: @DBLACKGH]