Sweet Breeze was a Nigerian pop band formed in Lagos in the early 1970s. The band consisted of Dallas Anyanwu, Sunny Okosuns, Teddy King, and Richard Ofodile.
Sweet Breeze's music blended traditional Nigerian rhythms with funk, soul, and rock. The band was known for their catchy melodies and their energetic live shows.
Sweet Breeze released their debut album, "The Ochie Bu Nwanne," in 1972. The album was successful, and it helped to make Sweet Breeze one of the most popular bands in Nigeria. The band also released several other successful albums, including "Sweet Breeze" (1973), "Afro-Rock" (1974), and "Superstar" (1975).
Sweet Breeze disbanded in the late 1970s, but their music continues to be popular today. The band is considered one of the pioneers of Nigerian pop music and has inspired generations of Nigerian and African musicians.

Sweet Breeze's music blended traditional Nigerian rhythms with funk, soul, and rock. They are considered one of the pioneers of Nigerian pop music