Vox Umbra premieres video for ‘On the right’ ahead of new EP out tomorrow
Vox Umbra
ranscontinental darkwave duo Vox Umbra premiere the video for “On The Right” to coincide with the digital release of their debut EP “Unchained” tomorrow, November 14, 2025. The six-track EP appears as a self-released title. “On The Right” is the second track on “Unchained”.
Tiffany and Florian describe “Unchained” as “a collection of six songs that explore what it means to confront darkness and step through it” and “a story about breaking cycles: of grief, of silence, of the walls we build around ourselves”. The songs were written and produced across two continents through “late-night file transfers” and “dawn vocal takes.”
The “On The Right” video, presented here as a Side-Line premiere, arrives as the follow-up clip to the duo’s debut single “Cold Heart“, whose video and digital single were released on October 24, 2025.
About Vox Umbra
Vox Umbra is a darkwave duo formed in January 2025 by Seattle-based songwriter, producer, and vocalist Tiffany Silver and Amiens-based vocalist Florian Vasseur, also known for his work with French post-metal band March of Scylla.
The pair describe Vox Umbra as a transcontinental darkwave act whose sound blends “ethereal textures, cinematic atmospheres and emotionally charged vocals.”
Vox Umbra first appeared publicly with the single “Cold Heart”, released digitally on October 24, 2025 and supported by an official video.
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