Stove God Cooks is one of those artists who needs to drop more often. He is currently signed to Babygrande and has been since 2021. However, he has a strong affiliation with Griselda as well. The Syracuse MC has only been in the game since the start of the pandemic in 2020. It makes sense why he does not have a ton of material out for that reason alone. However, it seems he likes to really iron out the details before dropping new material.
Hopefully, 2024 will finally be the year Stove God Cooks shows off his full array of talents on a debut album. He does have a project under his belt, though. He worked alongside Roc Marciano to drop Reasonable Drought. In the last year or so, Stove God has been a part of two singles. One of which was for Benny's fantastic release from a couple of weeks ago, Everybody Can't Go.
Listen To "Melo Chip And A Brick" By Stove God Cooks & Conductor Williams
You can find him on "One Foot In." Today, Stove God has just dropped his first solo single since 2021's "That's the Game." "Melo Chip and a Brick" features a horn-backed instrumental that is grimy and classy at the same time. You can thank the genius Conductor Williams for that. Stove God brings a convincing and entertaining performance to the verses and chorus too. It is a perfect mixture of sounds and textures and we pray it is a lead single for an LP.
What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, "Melo Chip and a Brick" by Stove God Cooks and Conductor Williams? Is this his best single ever, why or why not? Does he need to drop a solo album this year? Do you think this is the start of an album rollout? Who would you want to see on a project with him? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Stove God Cooks and Conductor Williams. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.
Quotable Lyrics:
That top-shelf Ralph Lauren, I'm on my high horse
When Wayne was screamin', "Hollygrove," I had ninety Os, like, "What the f*** I'm tryna rhyme for?"
Ridin' foreign, I'd rather die enormous than live dormant, that's how I'm on it
Pyramid bricks stamped with the iron horse
Bring in the chorus