IPhone – How to delete all Music off the iPhone library so nothing appears

There could be a corruption in your music library that is preventing the 'sync' to finish.

1. On your iPhone, turn iTunes Match off, then open Settings > General > Usage > (wait for usage to populate) > Music > tap Edit and then the red remove icon.
2. Restart your phone
3. When your phone is back on, open Music to ensure its empty. If its not, complete the above again.
4. Turn iTunes Match back on and leave the Music app open. It should take no longer than 15 minutes for it to display something other than the cloud logo.

If the issue is still persists, try deleting your Music library using iExplorer

Note: Before using iExplorer, ensure you have a backup of your information

1. Download, open iExplorer, and plug in your iPhone
2. Select Media on the left, and then right click iTunes_Control and delete that folder
3. Restart your iPhone and turn iTunes Match back on and leave the Music app open. It should take no longer than 15 minutes for it to display something other than the cloud logo.

If the issue still persists I would recommend you do a complete restore through iTunes

Make sure you really want to delete all the music because they can’t be restored afterwards.

1. Open General » Usage in Settings.
2. Wait for iOS to load all the apps that take up the storage of your iPhone/iPad.
3. Find and select Music from the list.
4. You’ll see All Music in the list. Tap the Edit button on the top right, and choose to delete All Music.