Kofi Stone Shares Fourth Album 'The Last Flower to Bloom'

The Birmingham rapper's most expansive project yet brings together Wiki, D Double E, Children of Zeus and Maverick Sabre across 16 tracks.

Kofi Stone has released his fourth album, 'The Last Flower to Bloom', a 16-track project that marks the most expansive release of his career to date.

Originally conceived as a companion piece to 2025's 'All The Flowers Have Bloomed', the project grew into a fully realised standalone record as the material developed, building on Kofi's trademark introspective storytelling while pushing him further into melody and singing than ever before. The album is stacked with features: 'Dozen Roses' with New York rapper Wiki, 'Mary's Gold' with Manchester duo Children of Zeus, and 'Ghost Flower' with Jaz Karis sit alongside focus track 'Sicily', featuring Leicester-born singer Mahalia and produced by longtime collaborator Joe Corfield. Kofi also reunites with Maverick Sabre on 'Arlissa', one of the album's most poignant moments, confronting sexual assault directly, a reflection of his broader ambition to use rap as a vehicle for conversations that extend beyond the genre's usual narratives.

Production across the project comes from a stacked cast including The Purist (Loyle Carner, MF DOOM), Joice (Jorja Smith), and Kofi's regular collaborators Joe Corfield and Pitch92, who've previously worked with Skinnyman and Lord Apex. The album follows a run of singles including 'Flowers Flow (Remix)' with D Double E, 'Gardener Flow', 'No Way!' and the title track itself.