AmpedFM Hits is now featuring the Syrym ballad, “What I’m Trying To Say,” in regular rotation, alongside current hits from Linkin Park, Chris Brown, T-Pain, Nickelback, and Beyoncé. Keep this future hit headed toward the charts by sending your requests for “Syrym – What I’m Trying To Say” to requests@ampedfm.com. Also, our entire debut album is now available for request on AmpedFM Rock at http://www.ampedfm.com/rock.html.
Syrym has been nominated for Best New Band of 2008 in the HardRockHideout.com Readers’ Poll. Their rules state you may vote as many times as you like so, just as with the Presidential election, vote early and often! 
You can vote for us by visiting http://www.hardrockhideout.com and scrolling down to the second poll question. Voting ends January 1st, 2009.
Please tell all your friends, enemies, and people you’ve never met. Get out the vote!
And, like Bartles & Jaymes, we thank you for your support.
From HardRockHaven.net:
Guitarist Ron Freschi (Babylon AD) and singer Jeffrey Winslow from the new band Syrym checked in with Hardrock Haven to talk about how the band came to be; exactly what the name “Syrym” means; the dirt behind songs like “30 & Dirty,” “While America Sleeps” and “What I’m Trying to Say”; Freschi’s influences as a guitarist and Winslow’s as a singer; future tour plans; and a whole lot more.
Syrym is a brand new band that features something Mainstream Rock is deathly afraid of — real musicianship and outstanding guitar solos. Oh, and a singer who can actually sing. Tune in now to get to know Syrym, and pick up their new self-titled CD immediately thereafter.
To listen to the interviews, click here.
Here is the video of the opening of the San Jose Sharks vs. Anaheim Ducks television broadcast from Thursday, December 11, 2008. It features the Syrym song, “Bring It On (Go Down Fighting).” Check it out!
On Thursday, December 11, at 7:30 p.m., the opening of the San Jose Sharks versus Anaheim Ducks television broadcast will feature the song, “Bring It On (Go Down Fighting),” from our new album. If you’re interested in checking out some hard-rocking music and hard-hitting hockey, tune into Comcast SportsNet just before 7:30 p.m. Go Sharks!
