Yes. BabyQ aka Austin Steinbart aka the same jackhole who entered the research scene promoting the "muh Q is Microchip" disinfo narrative that was pushed by Posobiec, Tim Pool, and many others.

Makes total sense when you think about it. Take Q adjacent research and data (such as the ingersoll books or Lookingglass), create a fancy cryptic website that would mislead anons into believing it was legitimately connected to the Q phenomenon in some capacity, then rope along anons for donations, subs, etc.

This new playlist is just the latest iteration of that tactic. Generate a bunch of AI music and lyrics relevant to Q drops, then name all the songs after the same subject matter, continue to collect site traffic revenue in addition to frogs who've swallowed the bait to keep giving you subscription and newsletter fees.

With this method they remain anonymous, which being in the public light before is what busted them initially. Its essentially the Juan O Savin playbook. Try to create mystique and peddle sophistry while collecting off the grift in the form of event ticket sales, book deals, podcast revenue, etc.