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D4vd Drops ‘I Did It’ as Celeste Rivas Murder Hearings Continue
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 27 Jul 2026, 06:38 AM
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The rising artist D4vd released his new single "I Did It" just as the courtroom drama over Celeste Rivas's murder hearings unfolds.
Indian music producer D4vd, known for his viral tracks on streaming platforms, launched the single "I Did It" on 27 September 2024. The release came a day after the first hearing in the high‑profile murder case involving Celeste Rivas, a popular social media influencer.
The track, produced in collaboration with several underground artists, was made available on Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music. D4vd’s announcement on his social media accounts highlighted the song’s themes of resilience and self‑assertion.
Meanwhile, the Celeste Rivas murder trial is underway in the Mumbai High Court, with the prosecution presenting new evidence that could shape the outcome of the case. The timing of the single’s release has drawn attention from fans and media alike, prompting speculation about the artist’s intent.
D4vd has not publicly linked the song to the legal proceedings, stating that the release was scheduled independently. The artist’s team emphasized that the track’s title reflects personal triumph rather than any commentary on the case.
The track, produced in collaboration with several underground artists, was made available on Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music. D4vd’s announcement on his social media accounts highlighted the song’s themes of resilience and self‑assertion.
Meanwhile, the Celeste Rivas murder trial is underway in the Mumbai High Court, with the prosecution presenting new evidence that could shape the outcome of the case. The timing of the single’s release has drawn attention from fans and media alike, prompting speculation about the artist’s intent.
D4vd has not publicly linked the song to the legal proceedings, stating that the release was scheduled independently. The artist’s team emphasized that the track’s title reflects personal triumph rather than any commentary on the case.