Watch Frida Farrell rise from the ashes as a beacon of hope for survivors in “You Can’t Hurt Me No More”

The inspiring new music video from Frida Farrell, “You Can’t Hurt Me No More,” also serves as the title track to her award winning independent film, Apartment 407.

A film about sex trafficking based on a true story. Her own true story.  While the film is the true story of the events that changed her life, the song is the aftermath of that tragic story. In this case, Farrell’s experience surviving sex trafficking.

The video is an emotional look at the harrowing experience that changed her life, featuring gut-wrenching flashbacks pulled from the film itself. Each flashback is a disturbing glimpse into the darkness she had to endure. Juxtaposed between this tragic and painful ordeal, you see Farrell begin to rise from the ashes of her past through strength and determination. On this heartbreaking ballad about moving forward after the worst happens, Farrell is a beacon of hope for other survivors, that they too can come out on the other side stronger than they were before.

Frida was born and raised in Malmo, Sweden, but left at an early age to pursue a modeling career which brought her to the catwalks of Paris, New York and Milan. At the age of 21, she got accepted into the prestige Central School of Speech and Drama in London and decided to end her career in modeling for this new exciting adventure.

After graduating, Frida spent 3 years working for different theatre companies in London. At age 24 Frida also started her own theatre company and produced plays in London for several years. Frida moved to LA in 2006 where she worked extensively in Film and Television.

In 2010, she started her own film company, Development Hell Pictures. Frida and her production partner, Glynn Turner, produced six short films, one web series and one feature film “Apartment 407”. Development Hell Pictures has been honored worldwide with over 20 awards and more than 40 nominations for best feature film / best short film / best web series. And Frida has both won and been nominated several times for best actress.

“Music has always been the most important part of my life. I grew up with loud music everywhere. My dad would play it so loud you’d think he was still a teenager. I wrote my first song when I was 5 1/2 years old. Although I was pursuing acting for many years, people telling me I couldn’t do both music and acting, songwriting was my steady anchor in life. It was an emotional outlet for me in difficult times. My songs come from personal experiences and vulnerable places. They are authentic and raw and I therefore find it scary to share sometimes. But since teaming up with producer Frank Stone, who let me explore different sides of my voice, I finally found who I am musically. Which brought me to a place where I’m happy to share my songs with the world. It’s an exciting new chapter in my life.” – Frida Farrell