Homeboy Sandman turns his focus inward

After many years of making rap songs about societal ills, indie hip-hop up-and-comer Homeboy Sandman gets introspective on his new album Kindness for Weakness. When he picks up the phone to chat, Homeboy Sandman is on Broadway in his hometown of New York City, doing a little sneaker shopping. The hustle and bustle of the scene is palpable; at one point, Sandman interjects a "pardon me, miss" into the middle of a thought.…

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