I can tell you from personal experience that if you don't enjoy your work to some extent, the longer you stay there the more you'll hate going. If deep down you are highly unsatisfied with your job then maybe you should follow your heart. However, you must keep in mind that if your music work doesn't work out it will be difficult to find another IT job (especially with only having a little IT work experience). Don't forget the old saying that gamblers hate to hear "If you can't afford to lose it, don't risk it." Keep this in mind too: I'm assuming you are in an entry level position right now. If you are it should be relatively easy to apply for other IT positions within your company, so you could try to move around which will probably keep you interested in your job.
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I can tell you from personal experience that if you don't enjoy your work to some extent, the longer you stay there the more you'll hate going. If deep down you are highly unsatisfied with your job then maybe you should follow your heart. However, you must keep in mind that if your music work doesn't work out it will be difficult to find another IT job (especially with only having a little IT work experience). Don't forget the old saying that gamblers hate to hear "If you can't afford to lose it, don't risk it." Keep this in mind too: I'm assuming you are in an entry level position right now. If you are it should be relatively easy to apply for other IT positions within your company, so you could try to move around which will probably keep you interested in your job.