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"There was absolutely no reason I'm aware of to remove it, but to be fair that doesn't mean there is no reason." FTFY
The music player just may not have been used very much. Or it was old enough that keeping it working with other updates was a lot of work for little benefit. And it's not like the world is devoid of music players...
Most of the younger generation do not need a mediocre build in Music Player, as most Music they consume is played trough streaming services.
And most other people use far better external players.