Ozarker is an album by American musician Israel Nash, released on October 20, 2023, through Desert Folklore and Soundly Music.

Nash recorded the album in a home studio and worked with its co-producer Kevin Ratterman to record overdubs in Ratterman's Los Angeles studio.

[3] Mojo described the album as "both sentimental and hard-nosed, nostalgic about a past without ignoring the modern world's gritty reality",[4] while Uncut called it "an album that unfurls like a flag on a battlefield, glorious, tattered, defiant, full of big choruses, vaulting harmonies, a brazenly windswept sound.

[5] American Songwriter's Hal Horowitz summarized that "the melodies take flight, soaring as guitars strum, and drums pound, and Nash unleashes ten widescreen tales resounding with melancholy intensity and an idiosyncratic style best described as uncompromising".

[2] John Moore of Glide Magazine felt that Ozarker "has a timelessness to it, blending these classic [roots and heartland rock] influences with his now trademark Americana/folk laced with elements of psychedelic" and that it "manages to update a sound that resonates both comfortably and refreshing at the same time".