SYML
Artist ∙ Alternative
SYML is the solo-artist moniker for American singer-songwriter and pianist Brian Fennell of the Seattle indie-rock band Barcelona.
∙ He started playing piano as a child, wrote his first song at age 18, and earned a music degree at Spokane’s Whitworth University.
∙ In 2016, SYML went viral when “Where’s My Love”—from his debut EP, Hurt for Me—was featured in the TV drama Teen Wolf.
∙ “Where’s My Love” rose into the Top 40 of Billboard’s Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart in 2018.
∙ In 2019, SYML released his self-titled debut album, which featured the alternative hit “Clean Eyes.”
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