Mila Degray, My Transparent Eye
About This Event
Mila Degray and My Transparent Eye appear at the Knitting Factory in a two-act bill that pairs a Hip-Hop/R&B sensibility with rock/pop songwriting. Degray, whose live work has played New York rooms including the Knitting Factory, emphasizes phrasing and rhythm in collaborative sets; My Transparent Eye, heard at the Bowery Ballroom, leans on structure, texture and tight ensemble dynamics—both favor clarity over spectacle.
About My Transparent Eye
My Transparent Eye brings a rock/pop set to the Knitting Factory, sharing the bill with Mila Degray. The group works in tight songs where clean hooks sit beside rougher edges, suggesting a preoccupation with how private feeling survives public noise. In a city where club stages often double as testing grounds, this reads as part of New York’s ongoing tradition of bands shaping material in front of an audience. One clear strength is the restraint: the arrangements leave space for lyrics to land.
About the Artists
Mila Degray
Mila Degray is a Hip-Hop/R&B artist whose live work has been heard in New York City rooms like the Knitting Factory. She’s moved through mixed bills and collaborative sets, sharing stages with acts including Afternoon Bike Ride, Peaer, Wendy Eisenberg, Kissy Noises, Premium Chunk and friends, The Black Keys Record Hang, Bad Bad Hats, and Smut.
My Transparent Eye
My Transparent Eye is an individual rock/pop artist who appears on New York City bills, including performances at The Bowery Ballroom. They have shared lineups with Sprints, situating their work in a scene that favors direct songwriting and tight ensemble playing.