Beck's "Ozzy" appears on the 2005 album Stereopathetic Soul Manure, a record that marked a distinct shift toward a more experimental and eclectic sound. The track serves as a playful nod to the legendary heavy metal vocalist Ozzy Osbourne, reflecting Beck's long-standing interest in genre-bending and cultural references. During this period of his career, the artist explored a wider range of sonic textures, moving away from the alt-rock dominance of his earlier years. The song captures the whimsical yet grounded approach that characterizes much of his work from this era, blending rock foundations with unexpected stylistic flourishes. It stands as a testament to his ability to weave pop culture homage into a cohesive musical narrative without relying on overt lyrical declarations.