Stove God Cooks Previews Second Album With Swizz Beatz, Confirms Warner Tie-Up
Stove God Cooks is preparing his second album with producer Swizz Beatz, and the rapper has now given it a title: All This For Me. He discussed the project in an interview with Billboard, published on 11 November 2026.
A second album is the follow-up to an artist's first, and for many fans it is the record they have been waiting for. The rapper, who is from Syracuse, New York, has been building toward this one in public. The pair released "Welcome to My Garden" in February as a warm-up single. On Friday, 6 November, they put out the project's second single, "Stovie's Home (Down Down)", together with a music video.
The album has a backstory. Stove God Cooks said that Jay-Z planted the seed for his link-up with Swizz Beatz. He also said that Jay-Z had no part in the deal that brought his label into a partnership with Warner Records. That deal is with Babygrande, the label that releases his music, which has entered a joint partnership with Warner Records, one of the three major record companies. A joint partnership of this kind usually means the two companies share the work of marketing and distributing music, and often the profits as well.
Not every idea made it through. The rapper said he scrapped a project called Goat Stamp, which means fans will not hear it in any form.
His recent work also includes a guest turn on "F.I.C.O.", the Clipse song from the duo's album LET GOD SORT EM OUT, where he sings on the chorus. Before that, he made Reasonable Drought with Roc Marciano in 2020.
No release date for All This For Me appeared in the interview coverage, so fans will need to watch for an official announcement from the label. Until then, the two singles are the clearest guide to what the project sounds like.
For the people who follow the rapper closely, the talk of a new label partnership and a finished album title is a sign that the work is moving forward. For everyone else, it is a useful reminder of how records get made. A single can be released months before the album it belongs to, and an album can be shelved entirely, as Goat Stamp was, before anyone outside the studio hears a note.
