New CEO of Goldman Sachs will be David Solomon, who moonlights as a Dubstep DJ

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While Solomon, 56, may spend his days at the helm of one of the world's most powerful investment banks, he also has a surprising hobby: disc jockeying.

Under the moniker "DJ D-Sol," Solomon spins dubstep records at elite clubs all over the world. In January he spun records at trendy New York hotspot Up&Down. His Fleetwood Mac remix was featured on SiriusXM. According to his Instagram account, his most recent gig was in mid-April, to help raise awareness about opioid addiction.

His DJ-ing has even taken him to the Bahamas, where he rang in the New Year. Six months prior, he performed for beach revelers celebrating Independence Day at an outdoor bar called Nipper's. "Great fun this weekend spinning at Nipper's in Great Guana Cay," he wrote on his Instagram. "Beautiful day and fun crowd celebrating the 4th."

Last September, the financier joined a roster of DJs performing at the MTV Europe Music Awards hosted in London. "Great night and a great show," he wrote.

In March, the CEO teamed up with SiriusXM DJ and producer Liquid Todd to perform at the ritzy W Hotel's outdoor pool party in downtown Miami.

To demonstrate just how seriously he takes his craft, Solomon posted a photo on Instagram with the caption, "Starting to play around with vinyl. Old school and lots to learn but very cool." These days, most DJs use either laptops or digital turntables.

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DJing for hot, slutty women on ecstasy in popular night clubs all over the world and running one of the most powerful banks in the world.

This guy's life does not suck.