Rubicon was an American rock band that came to prominence in the late 1970s. They are characterized by their fusion of rock, funk, and soul, and most notably remembered for their horn section, a distinctive feature not commonly found in rock bands of that era. The band included notable members such as Jerry Martini, previously of Sly and the Family Stone, and their most significant work was arguably their self-titled debut album, "Rubicon," released in 1978. Despite their short-lived existence, Rubicon's unique blend of musical styles had a subtle influence on the trajectory of rock music.