Stove God Cooks Finds Home for Highly-Anticipated Sophomore Album
The Upstate New York MC just dropped the project's second single alongside Swizz Beatz.
Stove God Cooks has secured a home for his long-awaited sophomore album, following a year of delays and setbacks. The new release, titled "All This For Me?", is set to drop early next year via Babygrande Records in collaboration with Warner Records. The announcement comes after the Syracuse, N.Y. rapper, who has been active with features on songs from French Montana and Max B to Fat Joe and Jadakiss, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to finally release the full-length album.
Stove God Cooks emphasized the importance of trusting the process, stating that "real power is knowing when to walk away." Chuck Wilson, founder and CEO of Babygrande Records, played a crucial role in securing the record deal, connecting with Stove God Cooks and engaging in negotiations that led to the partnership with Warner. Swizz Beatz will handle the production of the album, which will also be overseen by Stove God Cooks as its executive producer.
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