Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon will no longer DJ in public, several outlets reported ahead of his bank’s earnings report Tuesday, a step that comes amid increased scrutiny into Solomon as ...

DJ Oliver Heldens and Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon (DJ D-Sol) have teamed up to release Heldens' 'Break This Habit' on Solomon's Payback Records. Here they meet for the first time in this ...

Goldman Sachs chief executive (and noted party DJ) ... DJ D-Sol at Casamigos Presents Sports Illustrated "The Party" at Fontainebleau Hotel on February 01, 2020 in Miami Beach, Florida.

DJ D-Sol performs during the “Safe & Sound” Drive-In Concert Fundraiser in July 2020. ["Getty Images for Safe & Sound" One source close to Solomon said that, despite his hard-driving ...

Though “Feel Alive” is DJ D-Sol’s first original track, he didn’t get into the game yesterday. Solomon has been spinning for years, mostly in New York, Miami and the Bahamas, ...

Solomon’s job moonlighting beneath the strobe lights was reported earlier by the New York Times. His public Instagram account gives some lens into DJ D-Sol’s stage life. In one post from Sept ...

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon was known to spin at clubs in New York and Miami before the pandemic under the EDM name DJ D-Sol. Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic for Sports IllustrateD.

DJ Sol appears to be riding high, after he gave up spinning the turntables in public – with barely a dissenting voice leaking out of Goldman’s headquarters in lower Manhattan.

DJ D-Sol has over 30,000 followers on Instagram, and on Spotify, he boasts upwards of 625,000 monthly listeners. His most popular release on the platform, ...

DJ D-Sol at Casamigos Presents Sports Illustrated "The Party" at Fontainebleau Hotel on February 01, 2020 in Miami Beach, Florida. Craig Barritt/Getty Images for Casamigos. New York CNN — ...