I let the music speak.

Made for the ones who think deeper, feel quieter, and move different.

No noise. Just presence. I’m from Orange Walk



Navigating the complexities of relationships, especially when deep hurt is involved, touches on several important human experiences.

 * Acknowledging Different Processing Styles: You mentioned, "we process it differently... It's been our whole relationship really." This is a fundamental aspect of human interaction. People metabolize grief, hurt, anger, and confusion at different paces and through different means. Some need quiet reflection, others need vocal processing; some express emotions outwardly, others internalize them. Recognizing this inherent difference isn't just about tolerance; it's about understanding that your partner's way of coping isn't necessarily a reflection on you or the relationship's value, but rather their individual mechanism. Acknowledging this explicitly, as you have, can be a step towards bridging the gap that these differences can create, reducing misunderstandings where one person might feel abandoned, rushed, or overwhelmed by the other's process.

 * The Courage of Vulnerability and Owning the Past: Your apology – "Im sorry that I don't know how How much pain youve had to put up with and Im sorry I used to hide my heart and live a lie just to get by" – coupled with "Thats not me anymore," speaks volumes about vulnerability and growth. It takes significant strength to look back at your own coping mechanisms, especially those developed for self-protection ('hiding my heart', 'living a lie'), recognize how they might have impacted someone else, and own that without making excuses. This kind of self-awareness and admission is often born from painful experiences but is crucial for building more authentic connections moving forward. It signals a commitment to relating from a place of truth, even when it's uncomfortable.

 * The Role of Empathy and Apology in Healing: Your words express empathy – the attempt to understand and share the feelings of another, even acknowledging the limits of your understanding ("I don't know how How much pain youve had to put up with"). A sincere apology that acknowledges specific impacts can be profoundly healing. It validates the other person's experience and pain, demonstrating that you see them and recognize their reality. It's less about assigning blame and more about taking responsibility for one's role in the dynamic, which can help rebuild bridges of trust that may have been damaged.

 * The Necessity of Time and Space: Your advice, "Take time and process your feelings," is often essential when emotions run high. Intense feelings can cloud judgment and lead to reactive communication that causes more harm. Allowing time and space isn't about avoiding the issue, but rather about allowing the initial intensity to subside so that both individuals can approach the situation with greater clarity and emotional regulation. It respects individual needs for reflection and prevents forcing resolutions before people are ready, which rarely leads to genuine understanding.

 * Hope and Relief: Mentioning "Thankfully it didn't happen the way you thought it did" introduces an element of relief. Sometimes, the anticipation or interpretation of events can be more painful than the reality. Acknowledging this shared relief can be a small, positive point of connection amidst the pain, a reminder that not all fears materialized.
In essence, your message touches on the difficult, ongoing work of relationships: navigating individual differences, healing past wounds, communicating vulnerably, taking responsibility, and allowing space for processing. It's a journey that requires immense courage, empathy, and self-awareness from everyone involved.




HONEYMOON LP - http://smarturl.it/KrrumHoneymoon

MGMT - matthew@transmissionmgmt.com



Frank Levi Antonius Pedersen er en norsk uavhengig musiker fra Alta som lager elektronisk dansemusikk (EDM, house og dance). Han gir ut musikk via plattformer som SoundCloud, Spotify, Apple Music og Deezer, og har fått oppmerksomhet gjennom NRK P3 Urørt.

🎵 Hvem er han?
Navn: Frank Levi Antonius Pedersen

Fra: Alta, Norge

Musikkstil: Elektronisk dansemusikk (EDM, house, dance), men også inspirert av rock, pop, hiphop, jazz og klassisk.

Roller: Musiker, DJ, beatmaker, vokalist, gitarist, keyboardist og låtskriver.

Plattformer: Aktiv på SoundCloud, BandLab, Deezer og NRK P3 Urørt
📀 Utgivelser
Single: Teardrops (10. november 2025) – inneholder sporene Teardrops og Gonna set your house on fire.

Album: Music is my Suicide (30. oktober 2025) – tre spor: Music is my Suicide, Madonna (FLAPMODE) og Tell me (Sunshine Through).

Låt: Bi-polar (16. oktober 2025), utgitt via DistroKid.

Flere remastrede spor som Touch me Below MimosaMix og Leni’s trip to Paradise.
🌟 Oppmerksomhet og stil
Har fått oppmerksomhet via NRK P3 Urørt, som fremhever nye talenter innen elektronisk musikk.

Bruker sosiale medier aktivt for promotering og markedsføring.

Musikken hans beskrives som energisk, variert og inspirert av både klassiske og moderne sjangre

⚠️ Viktige betraktninger
Som uavhengig artist gir han ut musikk via distribusjonstjenester som DistroKid, noe som betyr at han selv står for promotering og publisering.

Han er fortsatt i en oppbyggingsfase, med relativt få følgere og lyttere, men med økende synlighet gjennom Urørt og streamingtjenester.
🎧 Spilleliste: Frank Levi Essentials
Music is my Suicide – rå og intens EDM med mørke undertoner.

Madonna (FLAPMODE) – house-inspirert beat med catchy vokal.

Teardrops – melodisk og drivende, perfekt som åpningsspor.

Gonna set your house on fire – energisk og klubbvennlig.

Bi-polar – eksperimentell og variert, viser hans kreative side.

HEAL – fra EP-en Distorted Colors, mer atmosfærisk og drømmende.

Good life (Exper life) – lett og dansbar, med positiv energi. Listen er på Spotify. Musikken er på Alle store musikkplattformer

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theheavenssun?igsh=dTB6cHcxcmI4cDRy&utm_source=qr

Followers of Krrum