#David Solomon DJs in the Hamptons after reaching $3.9B 1MBD settlement

Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon let his musical alter ego rip over the weekend after finally settling long-running fraud claims against his firm for $3.9 billion.

Solomon dropped his beats for a field of well-heeled Hamptonites in Water Mill, NY, on Saturday, where his electronic dance music persona, DJ D-Sol, performed for a drive-in charity concert headlined by The Chainsmokers.

According to one person who attended the show, the 58-year-old DJ D-Sol took the stage for “a pretty long set” and treated concertgoers like the Winkelvoss twins to his new single, “Someone Like You” — an upbeat dance track featuring Polish electropop star Gia Koka.

For Solomon, the event was a chance to blow off steam after Friday’s announcement that Goldman Sachs had finally settled with the Malaysian government over charges stemming from the firm’s role in the 1MDB scandal. Malaysian officials charged that Goldman helped raise billions for the fund that were looted by officials like now-fugitive financier Jho Low, and spent on yachts, parties as well as gifts to Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio and model Miranda Kerr.

Proceeds from Saturday’s “Safe and Sound” event, which called for Hamptonites to throw down between $1,250 and $25,000 for their own socially distanced space to watch the concert, will go to various local children’s charities.

DJ D-Sol has proven a draw on the lofty beach town where, prior to the coronavirus, wealthy Hamptonites would pack local hotspots like Surf Lodge and Gurney’s to watch the financial titan don a bulky headset and indulge in his love for EDM music.