YoungRayBeats Continues His Run With "Project Babies" Featuring Scooby Stackz
- 2TYME Music
- Jun 26
- 3 min read

Connecticut producer YoungRayBeats is back with another release, this time linking up with Scooby Stackz for the official music video to "Project Babies." The visual is out now and adds another quality collaboration to YoungRay's growing catalog.
At 2TYME, we've had the opportunity to watch YoungRayBeats grow over the years. One thing that's always stood out is his consistency. Whether he's producing records, investing in visuals, or connecting with artists, he's continued putting the work in without taking shortcuts. YoungRayBeats Project Babies is another example of that commitment and another release that keeps his momentum moving in the right direction.
YoungRayBeats Project Babies Is Built On Chemistry
Sometimes you can tell when a collaboration is forced. This isn't one of those records.
From the production to Scooby Stackz's delivery, YoungRayBeats Project Babies feels like both artists understood the assignment. The beat carries that East Coast feel, while Scooby's cadence and energy bring everything together naturally. Instead of trying to follow what's popular, they leaned into a sound that fits both of them.
When we asked YoungRay why collaborations like this matter, he pointed to something bigger than just making music.
"I would say these are important because it showcases the local sound in the community. I think all producers should collab more exclusively with artists because it builds their sound and the producers' sound even more."
That mindset is part of what's helping Connecticut continue to grow. Producers aren't just making beats anymore they're helping shape artists' identities while creating records that represent the state.
Why Scooby Stackz Was The Right Fit

Finding the right artist for a record isn't always easy, but YoungRay already had a clear vision for this one.
"I thought Scooby was the right fit for this track because of the energy I was looking for, the right vocal tone, and the cadence that showed off the East Coast vibe."
That chemistry comes across in the final product.
It's also good to see Scooby Stackz continuing to build outside of his usual circle. While many people know him for working alongside established names, he's also continued connecting with independent producers and artists who are putting in real work. Collaborations like this help expand those relationships and introduce different audiences to one another, which ultimately benefits everyone involved.
More Than Just Another YoungRayBeats Project Babies Release
One thing we've learned covering Connecticut music is that the artists who usually last are the ones who stay consistent. They keep showing up, they continue building relationships, and they invest in themselves long before everyone else notices.
YoungRayBeats has continued doing exactly that, and YoungRayBeats Project Babies is another step forward. It's more than just another upload on YouTube. It's another example of Connecticut creatives coming together, creating quality content, and continuing to move the culture forward. Credit is also due to Joak Films, whose work behind the camera continues to help shape the visual side of Connecticut's music scene. As music videos become just as important as the records themselves, directors and videographers play a major role in bringing an artist's vision to life. Project Babies is another example of what can happen when talented artists, producers, and visual creatives come together on the same project.
As Connecticut's music scene keeps growing, collaborations like this will continue to play an important role in building the state's sound. We'll definitely be keeping an eye on what's next from YoungRayBeats.
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