Meet The Artist: Brittney Slayes (Unleash the Archers)

‪@UnleashTheArchers‬ vocalist Brittney Slayes being interviewed to Chaoszine at John Smith Rock Festival in Laukaa, Finland.
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► Interview: Arto Mäenpää
► Editing and thumbnail: John Wins
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[@jaysmith5035]

Oh I love a good Brittney interview, especially when I hear new tidbits and things. Your style of asking questions was great, even when I've heard them asked before Brittney had some fun answers that weren't the usual info and I attribute that to how you framed them. Thanks again to Brittney for the crazy amount of time she gives up to the fans for these interviews. I didn't know you were doing a day job too (figured Scott was) that's insane how you're juggling all that. I hope your fam gets some relaxing time too while you're there in Europe. See ya in Cleveland! go UTA.

[@hannu8755]

One of the best nights of my life, Brittney & UTA r absolutely incredible live band!!! 😍👍🤘🔥 Thanks for this!

[@corinna007]

Brittney is amazing. 🤘 And I agree that Canada and Finland are very similar.

[@kukol123]

Brittney seems to be such a nice person :) Love this. Keep up the good work Arto

[@Spookdookin]

❤

[@matthewallin2201]

Hold on. she and Scott have day jobs, are rock musicians at night, and raise a kid. Why in the hell isn't this band selling out arenas?

[@brianeleighton]

Sadly for a number of reasons. First, the metal scene is not "mainstream". This means there is only a certain amount of people who are even exposed to the music. Second, the metal scene is so fragmented. This means an even smaller number of people will like their sound when they hear it. Third, most people no longer buy albums from record labels. This means the band makes less money from royalties.