The headquarters of Black Avenue Muzik, owned by award-winning Ghanaian musician and entrepreneur Desmond Blackmore, popularly known as D-Black, has been hit by a devastating burglary.
This unfortunate incident has left the entertainment powerhouse counting major losses.
According to a statement released by the management of Black Avenue Muzik/FulLCircL MGT, the incident occurred yesterday, Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
In a CCTV footage attached to the burglary, an unidentified man forcibly broke into the office premises and made away with several high-value items including critical production equipment, storage devices, and unreleased content belonging to top industry players.
Among the items stolen were a HP Pavilion 14 laptop, a 2014 MacBook Air, an Infinix Hot 10 phone, an Itel keypad phone, several pen drives, a Toshiba SSD (2TB), a Samsung SSD (4TB), two additional Toshiba hard drives (1TB and 2TB), a high-end Sony FX3 cinema camera body with a 128GB memory card, a camera tripod, and an 8-in-1 Type C adapter.
According to the label, the devices contained sensitive files and unreleased works from major local and international projects.
See a video of the incident below:
