Ozo is a British jazz-rock band, notable for their fusion of jazz, rock, and funk elements. Formed in 1976, the group is most recognized for their instrumental prowess, particularly the saxophone work of band member Pibs. Their most influential work, "Anambra," is considered a landmark in jazz-rock fusion and reached number one in the UK Disco Singles chart in 1980. Despite their brief existence, Ozo's musical style and experimental approach have left a significant imprint on the genre.