In 1993, the band Saybia was formed in the town Nyborg, Denmark. The Name Saybia originated the 14 January, from the name of a Sabian cymbal, Sabian slowly turned to Saydia. At that the time the band members were: Søren Huss (Vocal), Thomas Dahl (Guitar), Jeppe Knudsen (Bass) og Palle Sørensen (Drums)
In 1998, two new band members joined the band; guitar player Sebastian Sandstrøm replaced Thomas Dahl who had quit the band and keyboard player Jess Jensen. In 2000, the band moved to Copenhagen where they started to work on new songs in their studio.
In June 2001 they get a record deal with EMI and release the "Saybia EP" containing 6 numbers, with songs like "Foold corner" and "The day after tomorrow", which got them nominated for 3 Danish Music Awards, winning the Award for Best Rock Album. A big part of the bands success was thanks to massive airplay on the Danish radio station "P3".
On the 21 January 2002, the long awaited album "The second you sleep" was released. In Denmark, this album hits the number 1 position in almost all charts in no-time.
The single "The second you sleep" also got released in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Sweden and Finland.
On the 13 September 2004 Saybia releases the follow-up to The Second You sleep: These Are The Days.