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If you are trying to set the tone for "reality" in your game world nothing really does that better then using real world music in your game. Now for titles like say Skyrim and The Witcher 3 a composer probably works better because instead of realism you are more looking for music that sets the mood of the scene and modern day music would be out of place in games like that.
Right? You're welcome friend! Enjoy. :)
thanks!
True LIS fans will give you a nod while everyone else will be like "this music is fresh!" Win-win.