New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Singer Songwriter Shweta Harve and renowned Italian composer Dario Cei are set to shake up the digital space with their highly anticipated dance pop high-energy single and enthralling music video, "What the Troll?" (#WTT).
Released on February 13, 2025, this hard-hitting anthem takes a direct aim at the rampant negativity, cyber trolling, and toxic behavior festering across social media platforms. The song is expected to make waves across social media, encouraging viewers to rethink their online behaviors and stand against hate and cyber trolling.
The track is a compelling call to action, shining a light on the damaging effects of online hate while encouraging resilience, kindness, and self-respect in digital spaces. With biting lyrics, a rebellious beat, and an infectious chorus, "What the Troll?" doesn't just expose the reality of internet bullying—it demands change. The track calls out the internet trolls hiding behind devices & screens, using hate and harassment as weapons to tear others down. It exposes the ugly truth of how social media platforms amplify this behavior, fueling a culture of division and cruelty.
Taking the song's impact to the next level, Shweta Harve has teamed up with Feel Crew, the all-boy lyrical dance troupe famous for their emotionally charged storytelling. Known for their socially conscious performances, Feel Crew became a household name after reaching the Top 10 of Dance+ Season 4 (2018) on Star Plus. The "What the Troll?" music video will blend Shweta's evocative vocals with Feel Crew's visually stunning choreography, high-energy, lyrical dance moves, creating a dynamic and visually striking experience that addresses the toxic culture of trolling and amplify the song's urgent message. Their signature style—using dance to depict powerful narratives—will transform the track into a cinematic experience, illustrating the real-world consequences of cyberbullying while encouraging compassion and change. The collaboration aims to inspire a shift toward kindness, understanding, and empathy online, while empowering individuals to ignore hate and focus on positive, constructive communication.
Known for her soul-stirring music and socially relevant songwriting, Shweta Harve has always used her platform to spark meaningful conversations. This time, with the masterful composition of Dario Cei and the flawless mixing and mastering of Serhii Cohen, she's taking a stand against digital harassment, reminding listeners of the importance of online responsibility and kindness.
Shweta Harve has long been an advocate for mental health awareness and positive change, using her music to challenge societal issues. With "What the Troll?", she seeks to empower both celebrities and social media users alike, encouraging everyone to rise above the hate and show kindness in the face of online abuse.
"Cyber trolling affects millions," said Shweta Harve. "Through this song, we want to send a strong message—don't feed the trolls. Stand up for kindness instead." With a killer beat, unforgettable lyrics, and a visually striking video, "What the Troll?" is more than just a song—it's a movement.
Join the movement. #WhatTheTroll #WTT
Shweta Harve is an artist known for her soulful voice and powerful songwriting, using music as a tool for social change. Her work addresses topics like mental health, mindfulness, self-empowerment, self-discovery, and digital toxicity, making her a strong advocate for positive change in the industry.
Dario Cei is a celebrated Italian music composer, known for his ability to blend diverse genres and craft emotionally charged compositions. His unique approach to music has earned him recognition in the global industry.
Serhii Cohen is a renowned mixing and mastering engineer, bringing precision and excellence to every project. His expertise has helped shape the sonic quality of countless hit tracks.
Feel Crew is a Mumbai-based all-boy lyrical dance group, renowned for their socially conscious performances. After reaching the Top 10 of Dance+ Season 4, they have continued to use their platform to raise awareness on issues like women's safety and social injustice.
