Birmingham rapper Kofi Stone unveils his long-awaited third studio album, All The Flowers Have Bloomed, released via Tru Community — a 14-track collection that cements his standing as one of the UK’s most introspective and important rap voices.
Having nurtured his craft through years of self-discovery and resilience, Kofi arrives here in full bloom — grounded, wiser, and artistically at peace. The album captures him at his most vulnerable and assured, confronting themes of growth, grief, love, and renewal with unflinching honesty.
Featuring standout collaborations with Jacob Banks (“Thorns”), Maverick Sabre (“Venice”), and Ady Suleiman (“Chamomile”), alongside the reflective single “Rainfall,” the record radiates the warmth of a vintage jazz club — smoky, soulful, and deeply alive. While rooted in hip-hop, its lush blend of jazz, soul, and funk underscores Kofi’s evolution as both lyricist and composer.
All The Flowers Have Bloomed also marks the end of what Kofi calls his “mixtape era.” The project completes a trilogy that began with Nobody Cares Till Everybody Does (2019) and continued with A Man After God’s Own Heart (2024). Together, the three projects trace a personal and artistic journey — an unfolding narrative of faith, growth, and self-realisation. Through his unmistakable voice and poetic insight, Kofi Stone continues to redefine what it means to be both a storyteller and a soul in motion.