Stove God Cooks Titles Second Album "All This For Me?" for Early 2027

Syracuse rapper Stove God Cooks has titled his second album All This For Me?, with a release planned for early 2027. Billboard reported the title and timing on November 6, 2026.

The album will come out through Babygrande Records in partnership with Warner Records. Swizz Beatz produced the record in full and also serves as its executive producer, the person who oversees a project from start to finish. The second single, "Stovie's Home (Down Down)," was released alongside Swizz Beatz.

The route to this announcement has been a long one. Stove God Cooks signed with Babygrande in 2021, a deal that Complex described as the largest in the label's 20-year history. An album then called All This for Me was expected on March 27, but it never came out as scheduled.

On August 28, Stove God Cooks announced that he had renegotiated his Babygrande contract after a face-to-face meeting with Chuck Wilson, the label's founder and CEO. Earlier, he had claimed he offered to hand back a $500,000 advance, the upfront payment an artist receives against future royalties, to leave the label. He said he was told it would cost $2.5 million to go.

The dispute went further than talks. In January, he publicly asked Jay-Z for help getting out of the contract. He also tried to put music out through EVEN, a direct-to-consumer platform that lets artists sell and release music straight to fans, while he was still signed to Babygrande. The label blocked that release.

Julian Petty, executive vice president and head of business and legal affairs at Warner Records, is now part of the plan for the record. The new arrangement puts a major label alongside the independent company that signed him.

For fans, the news is a title, a second single and a season rather than a specific date. Early 2027 is the window given so far, and the album's full track list and exact release day have not been announced.