Music Kit | Matt Levine, Drifter is a music kit created by MattLevine and released April 16th, 2020. It swaps the default in-match music with a custom pack and sits in the budget tier, making it an easy liquid piece for holders who want quick cashout.
Music Kit | Matt Levine, Drifter
Music Kit | Matt Levine, Drifter is a music kit created by MattLevine and released April 16th, 2020. It swaps the default in-match music with a custom pack and sits in the budget tier, making it an easy liquid piece for holders who want quick cashout.
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Description
What this item is
Music Kit | Matt Levine, Drifter is a music kit released April 16th, 2020. It is a cosmetic music pack for use in Counter-Strike 2 rather than an equipable agent, case, or sticker.
What it does in CS2
As a music kit, this item replaces the game's default trackset with a bespoke selection whenever the holder equips it. Music kits are personal cosmetics tied to the player account and change the round start, MVP, and other match audio cues for that player only.
Where it sits by value
This kit is labeled in the budget tier, which means it sits among entry-level music packs and is straightforward to move when you want out. That positioning usually results in cleaner turnover compared with higher-tier, lower-supply pieces.
Its release and operation
The pack was released April 16th, 2020, which fixes it to that release window rather than any later operation. Its age and single-release origin help keep its market identity simple and stable compared with items that reappear across events.
The in-game music it brings
Equipping Drifter replaces the match music cues you hear for round starts and MVPs with MattLevine's tracks, changing the soundtrack of your personal match experience. For teammates and opponents it remains a personal cosmetic, audible only when you have it equipped.
Selling it on Skins.Cash
If you want to cash out the kit you sell through the Steam-authenticated checkout and receive instant USD settlement. The live market price is shown on the page so you can decide when to move it.
Who made it
The designer is MattLevine, a named creator outside Valve, which gives the kit a clear authorial credit that some buyers follow. That pedigree can matter to collectors who track specific third-party composers.