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Have you made sure that music volume is turned up in Options? It affects the radio as well as the game music.
This was the thread: https://steamcommunity.com/app/271590/discussions/0/611703709833558732/
Get yourself a good CD. Rip ONE song off it in 256bit MP3 format. Put that song in a folder outside of your user folder ie: C:\music\song.mp3. Make a shortcut to that song and place the shortcut in your GTA user track folder. Make sure nothing else is there. Start GTA in single player and complete scan then quick scan.
See what that does.
Yes, there's more than four songs.
And I tried the CD thing, still nothing.