Let's face it, Andromeda's music was lacking

No, answering for myself, I'm not being disingenuous.  I logged 122 hours on this game before stopping at Kadara because I couldn't take it anymore.  Put a gun to my head and I couldn't hum a single bar of music from this game.  By way of contrast, i can sing, hum, or whistle any number of John Williams themes from various movies I saw in the early 1980's.  

You like the music?  Fine.  Make it your ring tone.  But just because you love it doesn't mean that people that don't like it or didn't even notice it are lying.   

I've said it many times, MEA's music is pretty good but the audio in the game is really messed up. Enemies don't have audio cues or tells that say husks or Eclipse Vanguards and phantoms had. You just get synched out of the blue, no warning signs or modes they swap. They could really use an addition and emphasis.

As far as the soundtrack, it really needs to be turned up a lot of notches. It's so unnoticeable and it's unfortunate that the composers don't get that appreciation. Also there are some moments where the music doesn't quite fit where terrible things are happening and yet we get a track that sounds hopeful and uplifting. Very odd. The music in multiplayer's really cool but again, needs more emphasis. It kind of fades in and out and you don't notice at lower volumes. There's so much that can be improved with tweaks among other things. MEA lays a good foundation but that foundation needs to be strengthened and built upon.

I honestly thought I had a bug, never heard much music. Just galaxy map. I literally don't remember any other tracks. Why they didn't get the composer from DAI, or hell, Jesper Kyd. Please!

This is me.  I barely heard any music whatsoever.  I have some recorded videos and when I replay them I can hear some music sometimes, but mostly there wasn't much of anything.

Sadly, I don't see that happening... I still listen to ME2 & 3 soundtracks from time to time, although I haven't touched the games themselves for years now.
The feels are still real heh.
DA:I had an excellent soundtrack too and made slogging through combat an actually enjoyable experience.

MEA has one of the most consistently good soundtracks of all the mass effect games. It is much better than the original mass effect. Maybe the game wasn't edited properly to use the soundtrack to its fullest potential but that is not the fault of the composers.

I just replayed MET and the thing that struck me the most is  how much music there is.... for EVERYTHING. I mean I noticed music before and liked it overall, but  coming  back  from MEA it's such a shock  to realized how MEA seemed like it  had  no soundtrack or  nothing memorable  when it did.

The music in MEA is a joke. Music in film/games/etc. is always a huge deal to me (very musically-inclined), and the music in Mass Effect games was always exemplary. Maybe its an unfair standard, but to go from absolutely fantastic material like "Suicide Mission" or "An End, Once and For All" to this is beyond disappointment.

I was hoping at the end of the final battle the original Mass Effect theme would come on. Wouldve kicked me right in the feels.

I was really hoping they would go in the direction of Mass Effect 1. I can still remember almost every track from that game because it was so unique. ME2's soundtrack was different but also amazing.

Wasn't a fan of ME3's soundtrack and never will be, because in my opinion it sounded like a generic Hollywood Action movie. Nothing special at all.

So I was super disappointed when I heard Andromeda's Soundtrack. To me it's even more forgettable than ME3's. Meh. (And of course it doesn't help that the music volume is so low ingame)

Huh, well that might explain it.

I love how the exploration theme is so gawddaym spacey. And combat of course, very sci-fiey. There is both Vangelis and Wagner in there. Great.