While you can back up your music, you should not back up your music application's internal database. Best practice for music applications is to store music and internal data separately so this is no problem. In the case of iTunes, you will need to manually exclude its library and other internal data. In Preferences - Backup, add this entry as its own line in the text entry field "exclude files matching wildcard":
iTunes Library.*
This exclusion will ensure that SpiderOak One or Groups backs up your music but doesn't get tripped up with frequently changing application data that in any case doesn't need to be backed up.
While your music files in iTunes can be backed up, we do not recommend syncing music contained in iTunes. For more information, see Syncing Application Specific Files such as iCal or iTunes Files.
For more information on what files should and should not be backed up, see What Data Should I Back Up?
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