I'd put music into four categories:
Music of temporal pain - wrath, sloth, envy, e.g. most metal and blues
Music of temporal pleasure - greed, gluttony, pride; to that I would also add joy, to the traditional list of sins, which I will come to later
Music of temporal innocence / wholesome music - you'll find very little music of this type now, mainly limited to folk-type music - this would be music where there is non-indulgent graceful enjoyment of god's gifts - beauty, family, simple life. Examples:
How exactly those may manifest differs, e.g. the music of temporal pleasure can be taking in pleasure in being the boss pimp, living a hedonist party lifestyle, general arrogance (Bono). It is some sort of sensory or social web that people get caught in. And in the modern age, the outlook of the essentially atheist population doesn't have anything more to consider than how these things can be increased. How and what they are increased varies.
The music of pain is for people angry at the distribution of temporal pleasure. And the music of pleasure those who are happy and chasing more pleasure. That's the majority of modern music.
All those three types of music draw you to the world. The first two are sinful, while the last is not. So long as there is also time for God.
The final type of music is thus the opposite. That is music that removes you from temporal concerns. This is largely limited to chants and other traditional church music. This music helps numb your senses and concerns of the world and allows you to move closer to God. Example:
Returning to the topic of joy. This is a perversion that has particularly afflicted certain Protestant churches. Joy is essentially a self-indulgent and non-graceful way of enjoying the pleasures God allows us. This is the slippery slope to indulgence of the sins of pleasure. And the indulgences of pleasure leads to resentment. That's where we are now. Not just in terms of music. But in terms of everything.
To answer the thread title's question? Yes. But it's one aspect of the same materialist mindset that pervades today.