About SYML
Born 1983. SYML is an American musician.
SYML (stylized in all caps) is the solo venture of Brian Leseney Fennell (born January 16, 1983), an American musician from Issaquah, Washington. He was previously part of the indie band Barcelona. SYML released his eponymous debut album on May 3, 2019, through Nettwerk Records.
Early life Brian Fennell was born on January 16, 1983, in Issaquah, Washington, to 17- and 18-year-old second generation Welsh immigrants. He was adopted soon thereafter. He was raised a Christian but stopped following the religion during his teenage years. He began writing his own music when he was 18 years old, his first song being used as a coping mechanism after the death of a schoolmate. After high school, he attended Seattle Pacific University and graduated with a degree in music education with an emphasis in percussion.
Career In 2005, Syml finished his first solo album Safety Songs. By the end of that year, he formed the band Barcelona with Brian Eichelberger, Chris Bristol, and Rhett Stonelake. Their debut album Absolutes was released in 2007. Universal Records signed Barcelona in 2008 and re-released Absolutes with four new songs in 2009.
He currently performs under the solo project Syml, Welsh for "simple" and pronounced "sim-muhl", inspired by his own personal heritage from his biological parents, who are Welsh. with the now Platinum-certified single "Where's My Love" and the wordless EP You Knew It Was Me in November 2020. In 2021, Syml released his third body of work, titled Dim inspired by his late father's cancer diagnosis. Fennell believes the word 'dim' perfectly describes mourning, a theme he continues to visit throughout his work. In 2018, the song received Gold certification in Canada and Belgium, and held the number one spot on Canada's CBC Top 20 chart twice. Syml's "Wildfire" appeared in the Belgian teen drama web series wtFOCK, an adaptation of the Norwegian series SKAM. "Where's My Love" was featured prominently in the trailer for the 2018 film Adrift. Syml's singles "Where's My Love", "Fear of Water" and "Body" were featured in the American supernatural drama television series Shadowhunters. In 2020, "Where's My Love" appeared in the movie Chemical Hearts. In Season 1 of Prime Video's German Original series Maxton Hall - The World Between Us, "Where's My Love" was featured in episode 3. Syml's "Carry No Thing" was written for Maxton Hall and was featured in season 2 episode 1.
Syml collaborated with Lana Del Rey on the song "Paris, Texas", which was released on March 24, 2023, on the album Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd. The song samples Syml's instrumental track "I Wanted to Leave" from his EP You Knew It Was Me.
On February 3, 2023, Syml released his second album The Day My Father Died, which consists of 15 tracks. The album was produced by Phil Ek and includes collaborations with Lucius, Guy Garvey, Sara Watkins, and Charlotte Lawrence. Expanding on themes from his previous EP Dim, the album focuses on βwhat happens after we have lost.β
In January 2025, Syml announced his third studio album, Nobody Lives Here, which was released on April 4, 2025.
Personal life Syml and his wife, Marion Fennell, have three children. They live near Seattle, Washington.
Syml's adoptive father died of cancer in 2021. His death inspired his album The Day My Father Died.
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2025 Live albums TitleYearRef.Sacred Spaces2021 Live at Hangar 302024
EPs
Singles + List of singles and peak chart positions Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications Album USAlt USAdult Alt BEL(FL) "Mr. Sandman" 2017 β β β β βnon-album single "Where's My Love" 35 β 39 96 27 RIAA: 2Γ Platinum ARIA: 2Γ Platinum BPI: Platinum Syml "Clean Eyes"2018 29 β β β β "Girl" 2019 β β β β β "Symmetry" β β β β βnon-album singles "Take Me Apart" β β β β β "Flags" 2020 β β β β βWondering How It Ends "True" 2021 β β β β βnon-album single "Stay Close" β β β β βDim "Sweet Home" 2022 β β β β βnon-album singles "You and I" β β β β β "Have a Little Faith in Me" β β β β β "Lost Myself" β β β β β "Howling" β β β β β "Better Part of Me" β β β β β "I Wanted to Leave" (Sitar Version) β β β β β "Chariot" 2023 β 39 β β βThe Day My Father Died "Believer" β β β β β "Tragic Magic"(Dream Version) β β β β β "All of Us" β β β β βHow I Got Home "My Best Self" β β β β βnon-album singles "The Walker" 2024 β β β β β "Oblivion" β β β β β Infinity "How It Was It Will Never Be Again" 2025 β β β β βNobody Lives Here "A100" β β β β β "Careful" β β β β β "Heartbreakdown" β β β β β "Carry No Thing" β β β β β "The White Light of the Morning" β β β β β
Guest appearances Title Year Other artist(s) Album "Paris, Texas" 2023Lana Del ReyDid You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd
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Frequently asked questions
Who is SYML?
American musician
When was SYML born?
SYML was born on 16 January 1983 in Issaquah.
What is SYML's occupation?
SYML is a musician.
What nationality is SYML?
SYML is American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). SYML. https://biography.guide/syml/
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