The story behind Bizzare Contact
Bizzare Contact is an Israeli full-on psytrance project centred on producer Didy Ezra. The project's early identity was built with Kfir Lankry, and its first releases emerged from the southern Israeli scene in the early 2000s. Fast basslines, bright synthetic hooks and an immediately accessible festival sound made Bizzare Contact a recognisable name during full-on's expansion.
The lineup later changed, with Gady Ezra joining Didy in place of Kfir. That distinction matters because the Bizzare Contact releases span more than one working configuration , not a single unchanged duo. Across albums, compilation tracks and collaborations, the project kept a high-energy approach while production became cleaner and more streamlined. Didy's work also intersected with Visual Contact, while Kfir Lankry later became best known for Phanatic.
Bizzare Contact continues to exist as a project identity around Didy Ezra, although activity has been less continuous than during its 2000s peak. The name remains closely associated with the polished Israeli full-on generation that helped turn psytrance into a large-festival sound without completely severing its psychedelic roots.
Origins of Bizzare Contact
Early project involving Didy Ezra and Kfir Lankry; the 2004 debut credits both in its production.
The early years
Plastic Fantastic appeared on Com.Pact Records in April 2004 and established Bizzare Contact in the Israeli Full-On circuit.
How the career developed
The discography expanded through collaborations and later albums/EPs. Gady Ezra joined in 2010; later storefront listings increasingly centre Didy Ezra alone.
Bizzare Contact sound
Bizzare Contact is energetic Israeli full-on: rapid rolling bass, clean punchy drums, bright leads, vocal samples and tightly engineered breakdowns designed for immediate dancefloor response.
Place in psytrance history
Bizzare Contact is representative of the high-energy melodic Israeli Full-On wave of the 2000s and its dense collaboration/project network.
Connections and influence
Related artists, labels and topics: Full-On; Com.Pact Records; Mainstage Records; Phanatic; Visual Contact; Vibe Tribe; Sesto Sento; DigiCult.
Bizzare Contact today
active release schedule/artist identity into 2026. A December 2025 Dacru remix and 2026 social/booking activity support current status, but the exact live/member configuration is uncertain.
How the sound changed over time
Selected releases in the archive
Related projects and collaborations
Artists with overlapping styles
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Cosmic Tone
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DigiCult
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Sesto Sento
Afula Full-On Psytrance project founded by Aviram Saharai, Matan Kadosh and Itai Spector; predecessor network to the separate Vini Vici project.
Talamasca
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U-Recken
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