Bloodrager's Rage effects will not stack with the Skald's Raging Song, since both offer the same bonus type (Morale) to the same statistics (Strength, Constitution, Will Saves).
However, you could go Urban Bloodrager, to boost Dexterity while also using Raging Song, which is actually amazing for you; Morale bonuses to all physical attributes is a huge power boost, perhaps something that I should've thought of before.
I'd personally suggest swapping Extra Performance with either Lingering Performance (and therefore substitute your Community Minded character trait for something better), or Extra Rage (if you take the Bloodrager level first, since you won't get scaling Bloodrage rounds per day for your Skald levels); the 6 bonus rounds of Rage will be more useful than the Extra Performance rounds, which scale via Skald levels, and Lingering Performance will work with your Raging Song, which means you don't have to spend rounds all the time (which means Extra Performance is no big deal).
Remember that your Rage Powers affect all allies that you affect with Raging Song; some of them may not want Superstitious, because being denied the ability to buff/heal others can make or break a character's adventuring career.
Of course, other Rage Powers (i.e. the Beast Totem chain) are certainly valuable and can be conveyed to your fellow martial PCs.
**EDIT**
Don't forget, while Bloodraging, you cannot cast Skald spells. Raging Song lets you cast Skald spells, but Bloodrage denies your ability to do that. So, only stack the two of them if you are not going to be casting any more spells.
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Anger management: If I am in a rage, or an Unchained rage, or a bloodrage, or some similar form of rage, can I stack up as many benefits as possible?
No. When you either activate or are affected by a new form of rage (such as a barbarian’s rage, a skald’s raging song, a bloodrager’s bloodrage, and the rage spell), you can choose whether to keep your current rage or to accept the new rage instead, much like a creature affected by multiple polymorph effects. If you are in the throes of a rage that you could not automatically end on your own, such as a wild rager’s wild rage, you may not choose to replace it with a new rage effect. The exception to this rule is the skald’s master skald ability, which explicitly allows the skald’s raging song to stack with other rage effects.