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If I'm to take a guess though, did you remove either a 'script' property, or a property that 'script' was part of? If so, try adding them back and setting the value of that property (where I'm guessing the name of a script normally goes) to "null" (without the quotes here. If quotes are there, then it would be set to the word 'null' instead of being set to nothing/empty)
Hope this helps, or at least gets you closer to finding a solution
While I don't have the official example in front of me, I do use JSON often as a web software development student. I'm not spotting anything wrong with the JSON format itself, though Fraymakers may need something more specific in its data.
If you're at your computer, does the example/template for music have a "script" property, even if set to null? If it does, I recommend adding the script property (also set to null) into your manifest. With JSON formatting, we always include the property of an object if expected, even when we set it to null (value of nothing).
Hope something here is helpful 🙂