[JRLiger]

First time this has ever happened to me, and I've been using the built in Music app for some time. I bought some music from Amazon. Attached my Rezound and copied it over (directory and all) to my SD card. Load up Play Music and the album isn't there at all - not a single song. If I open the build in Music app, it's there. If I go through my file manager and click on a song it plays in any app I want it to play in (Music or Play). I've restarted my phone and it still isn't showing up in Play Music

Any ideas?

[bellken]

settings ->storage

unmount and re-mount your SD card

it sounds your SD card got lost

[JRLiger]

Not sure that's the issue. I've rebooted my phone, which mounts/unmounts the card, and that didn't solve it. Also, the album does show up in other music apps. The only app it fails to show up in is Play Music.

[DestinedtoGame]

I came across the same issue today. Restarted my phone too. Nothing but the music I bought from Google Play.

[JRLiger]

Think I got it. Had to clear cache, clear data, and force stop the app. It's now refreshing the music and I see the album.

[tazzy519]

I have this problem too and this solution works for me also but I have to do it EVERY TIME I add new music or restart my phone..

[mlbau]

I have the same problem when I add music and go to the Google player there is nothing or only the music I last added, I have rebooted the phone and no joy, I have found though if I uninstall the last update and reinstall it all my music is back... there seems to be no help from Google and the problem persists

[Terry Turner]

If you find that certain songs are missing from albums, just go to that album in google play desktop, select all the tracks and right click... then select 'edit track info'.

A box will appear with the information for you to edit, but you don't have to do a thing, just click on save and the tracks will then sync to your android device!

Strange, but it works for me ;^\