The phrase "a collaborative track with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a music piece or project that involves multiple artists or contributors working together.
Example: "The artist released a collaborative track with several well-known musicians, showcasing their unique styles."
Alternatives: "a joint project with" or "a partnership piece with".
A collaborative track with the goth-y Chicago/Michigan trio Salem in late 2010 demonstrated refreshing cross-genre (or subgenre) knowledge.
We'd put money on a collaborative track with her and Palms Trax in the RBMA studio being a monster.
We'd put money on a collaborative track with her and Palms Trax in the Academy studio being a monster.
Levon Vincent's latest 12" on his Novel Sound label comes with a exciting surprise in the shape of a collaborative track with Marcel Dettmann.
Its soundtrack is made up of three songs: a collaborative track with Rabit called "BURNING TOWER" as well as NOL★NDM★N's tracks, "BURNING TOWER II" and "III".
Tomorrow, we're kicking off the series with reigning LA beat queen TOKiMONSTA, who'll be performing a special rendition of "Grace," a collaborative track with Gavin Turek.
and then start to add music to a collaborative track made with others.
She also participated on the 2006 Fight AIDS campaign in France with a collaborative track entitled "L'or de nos vies" with several other French musicians.
This past Friday, a collaborative track from AraabMuzik and Kelela called "Final Hour" hit YouTube, along with an announcement that the song would appear on the producer's forthcoming album, Dream World.
The label became an official entity with the release of Peach Tea Since July, a collaborative track featuring electro-acoustic group Machli, and producers Disco Puppet and Skippy.
Louisiana-born, Brooklyn-based vocalist and producer, Julianna Barwick, has shared "Same," a heartrending new collaborative track with Woodstock-based musician Mas Ysa, off her forthcoming album Will.
