Kofi Stone Announces Third Album ‘All The Flowers Have Bloomed’

Kofi Stone has announced his third album, All The Flowers Have Bloomed, a 14-track release due on Friday, November 7th. The Birmingham rapper has spent the past few years carving out a place for himself as one of the most honest voices in UK rap, and this record is set to feel like the natural extension of that path.

The album arrives with a strong foundation already in place. Singles ‘Thorns’, featuring Jacob Banks, and ‘Rainfall’ showed Kofi leaning into vulnerability while still carrying the sharp delivery that has always set him apart. On All The Flowers Have Bloomed, he is set to stretch further, building a sound that mixes hip-hop with jazz, soul, funk, and full-band instrumentation. This isn’t a stylistic detour; it’s Kofi showing his progression, a way of widening the frame without losing focus.

Kofi describes the project as a story of “victory, hustle, love, joy, and peace.” Some tracks are named after flowers, each tied to the energy and emotion it holds. That detail says a lot about where he’s at, more reflective, more willing to sit in the personal moments and translate them into music that carries weight. It’s not an easy balance to strike, but his writing has always been grounded in clarity and emotional honesty. Here, it seems to move into sharper focus.

The title All The Flowers Have Bloomed points back to growth. Across his career, Kofi has built patiently, often quietly, but always with intent. His 2019 debut Nobody Cares Till Everybody Does was a raw and poetic introduction, earning him support from figures like Loyle Carner and Maverick Sabre. His second album, A Man After God’s Own Heart, pushed deeper into questions of faith, identity, and purpose. Now, with his third, he’s tying those threads together and stepping forward with a project that feels like a culmination of what came before.

Kofi has earned the right to take his time and release records that speak to something deeper. This new project, by his own description, is meant to serve as hope for the dreamers. It’s a fitting message from someone who has consistently chosen patience over shortcuts.

All The Flowers Have Bloomed will mark the next chapter, promising an album that is musically expansive, lyrically sharp, and emotionally grounded. For Kofi Stone, it’s the sound of an artist who planted the seeds years ago and now steps fully into his growth.