Singer-Songwriter SYML Returns With New Single “Believer” From Upcoming LP ‘The Day My Father Died’

Seattle-based singer-songwriter Brian Fennell, better known as SYML, has shared his new single and video “Believer”, lifted from his upcoming album The Day My Father Died, set for release on February 3rd via Nettwerk.

A brooding love song, the new single balances romance with bright melody, as he gives a refreshed meaning to what it means to worship and believe.

“To be a believer in something is as pure as it gets,” says Fennell. “For me, it’s when I realized it was never a god or magical ghost, but my lover and how I fell at her feet.”

As for the upcoming album, The Day My Father Died follows Fennell’s journey through healing and growth after the loss of his adoptive father. “The ever-expanding universe will always frighten and delight me, but the truly unbelievable shit happens down here at our human level,” Fennell says. “Losing my dad felt like running out of air. I still feel it in my gut. But this record is not about losing him, it’s about what happens after we have lost.”

Filled with hope and optimism, “Believer” celebrates the support from a loved one and the willingness to be happy.

Catch SYML on tour in support of the album (dates below):

2023 TOUR DATES

MAR 9 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso

MAR 10 – Cologne, Germany – Bürgerhaus Stollwerck

MAR 11 – Antwerp, Belgium – De Roma

MAR 13 – Milan, Italy – Circolo Magnolia

MAR 14 – Zürich, Switzerland – Kaufleuten Festaal

MAR 15 – Munich, Germany – Ampere

MAR 17 – Vienna, Austria – Porgy & Bess

MAR 18 – Warsaw, Poland – Praga Centrum

MAR 19 – Berlin, Germany – Heimathafen Neukölln

MAR 20 – Hamburg, Germany – Uebel & Gefaehrlich

APR 15 – Madrid, Spain – Independence Club

APR 16 – Barcelona, Spain – Razzmatazz Room 2

APR 18 – Paris, France – Le Trabendo

APR 19 – London, U.K. – KOKO

APR 20 – Bristol, U.K. – Thekla

APR 22 – Manchester, U.K. – Manchester Academy 3

APR 23 – Glasgow, U.K. – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut

APR 25 – Dublin, Ireland – The National Concert Hall