Homeboy Sandman, who plays Hooch and Hive in Tampa, Florida on March 29, 2024. Credit: Photo via homeboysandman/Bandcamp

Nearly two decades after his debut EP, Angel Del Villar II is still nourishing the appetites of rap fans who demand conscious, clever and sometimes dry hip-hop.

“Do It Right,” is the latest from the Queens emcee better known as Homeboy Sandman and is part of an effort where the 43-year-old says he will release new music every month for the rest of his life (a dozen of the songs, including last month’s “Real Good,” are supposed to be compiled in an album called Year of the Dragon).

Grayskul rapper Onry Ozzborn—who now calls the Tampa Bay area home—opens the show along with Central Florida hip-hop staples E-Turn (Orlando) and Rahim Samad (Tampa).

Tickets to see Homeboy Sandman play Hooch and Hive in Tampa on Friday, March 29 are still available and start at $18.

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