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Artists remove songs featuring d4vd from streaming services due to murder case

Artists remove songs featuring d4vd from streaming services due to murder case

Several artists, including Laufey and Damiano David, have removed their collaborations with singer d4vd from streaming platforms. The decision follows recent news that d4vd has been charged with the murder of a 14-year-old girl.

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