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SYML

SYML
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About

SYML is the stage name of American singer-songwriter Brian Fennell from Issaquah, Washington. The name is Welsh for 'simple', and that restraint defines his sound: bare piano, understated synths and a fragile vocal that sits somewhere between grief and consolation. A sync placement of 'Where's My Love' in the TV series Teen Wolf launched his career, and the song went on to earn multi-platinum status with over four billion lifetime streams. In the Netherlands he built a particularly devoted following, earning a gold album and selling out Paradiso's main hall in Amsterdam.

4B+
lifetime streams (all platforms)
11.1M
monthly listeners on Spotify
~100M
views on YouTube
288K
subscribers on YouTube

What's new

  • 2026

    SYML released multiple new singles in 2026, including 'Listless', 'Blanc', 'Fever Dream' and a duet of 'Where's My Love' with Carla Morrison.

  • dec 2026

    SYML is scheduled in December 2026 for two Dutch shows: on December 2 at AMARE Den Haag and on December 3 at TivoliVredenburg Utrecht, followed by Royal Theater Carré Amsterdam on December 4.

  • apr 2025

    SYML released his fourth studio album Nobody Lives Here on April 4, 2025, produced together with his regular collaborator Brian Eichelberger.

  • mrt 2025

    SYML's European spring tour 2025 was completely sold out, including the intimate 'Gatheryngs' shows in cities such as Paris and London.

  • 2023

    The debut album SYML achieved gold status in the Netherlands; Fennell received his plaque during a sold-out show in the main hall of Paradiso in Amsterdam.

Tour

Den HaagUtrechtAmsterdam

Tracks

Where's My LoveBreakthrough hit via TV sync placement, multi-platinum worldwide, gold in the Netherlands and Belgium
GirlGold-certified fan favorite from the debut album (2019)
Fear of the WaterSignature track from the early EP Hurt for Me (2016)
Nobody Lives HereTitle track of the fourth album (2025), thematically about loss and transience
The Day My Father DiedTitle track of the third album (2023), inspired by the death of his father

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