
bleood
bleood is an underground hip-hop artist formed in 2005. 51 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
- 51
- Releases
- 2022–2026
- Active years
- 2005
- Formed
Discography
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PROTAGONIST
2026
Singles & EPs
47Upcoming shows
Past shows
Berlin, Germany
Setlist & details →Hamburg, Germany
Setlist & details →Vienna, Austria
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About
bleood (born Jamari Spencer), formerly known as deffici1e and m4ri, is an American recording artist and producer from New York. He is best known for his work in the experimental rage subgenre, noted for its heavy use of distortion, echo, and unconventional production techniques. Spencer began releasing music under various aliases before adopting the name bleood, under which he developed a distinctive sound characterized by layered, reverberated vocals and abrasive, high-energy instrumentals. His style draws from elements of rage, trap, and experimental hip-hop, often emphasizing atmosphere and emotion over traditional song structure. bleood has been associated with several artists in the underground music community, including xaviersobased, nettspend, and st47ic. Though he collaborates infrequently, he maintains a loose affiliation with the collective backphobic.co, a group known for its experimental and internet-based approach to music production. In addition to his musical output, Spencer is the creator of the iGore brand—an abbreviation of I Give Off Real Energy—which he has described as both a personal philosophy and an extension of his artistic identity.
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bleood in brief
- How many bleood releases are on Riffiter?
- 51 releases are catalogued, spanning 2022 to 2026.
- When was bleood formed?
- bleood formed in 2005.
- What genre is bleood?
- bleood is catalogued under Underground Hip-Hop, Rage, Experimental Hip-Hop.
- What is the most recent bleood release on Riffiter?
- mr. goodman munni, released in 2026.





