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BloodyMarry (born 2003) is an Egyptian music producer and DJ known for blending Eastern and Western influences in trap, rage, and melodic hip-hop music. He is part of the emerging wave of Middle Eastern underground producers.

BloodyMarry was born in Egypt in 2003. He developed an early interest in music production and began creating beats and experimenting with sound design in the early 2020s, focusing on building a unique style that combines emotional melodies with heavy, modern production.

BloodyMarry began producing music in the early 2020s and gradually became part of the Middle Eastern underground music scene. His production style focuses on cinematic atmospheres, heavy drums, and emotional storytelling through sound.

His work gained media attention after the release of the track "Siraa Nafsi (صراع نفسي)", which received coverage from Rolling Stone and the Arabic music platform Ma3azef.^[1][2]

In 2026, BloodyMarry was featured by Spotify after appearing in the Fresh Finds program, highlighting him as an emerging producer in the global underground music scene.^[3]

He continues to collaborate with rising artists and release music across major streaming platforms.

BloodyMarry's music blends rage, trap, and melodic hip-hop with Eastern musical influences. His sound often features dark cinematic soundscapes, heavy drum patterns, and emotional melodies inspired by both old-school hip-hop and modern trap production.

• Darb 17 (درب 17)

• DAH A2AL HAGA 3ANDI (2026)

• "Siraa Nafsi (صراع نفسي)"
• "34AN MASL7A"
• "MASHY FE TARE2"

• Covered by Rolling Stone for the track "Siraa Nafsi (صراع نفسي)".
• Featured by the Arabic music platform Ma3azef.
• Featured by Spotify in the Fresh Finds program.

• Instagram: Instagram
• Spotify: Spotify